Concurrent Delays Concurrent delay is a situation in which two or more delays occur at the same time and have a cumulative effect on the project schedule. Concurrent delays can be caused by a variety of factors, including: Owner-caused delays, such as late delivery of materials or changes to the scope of work Contractor-caused delays, …
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Variation Claims Under Contract Construction Variation Claims Construction variation claims refer to disputes that arise when changes are made to the original scope of work agreed upon in a construction contract. These changes can include alterations to the design, materials, or schedule of the project, and can be initiated by either the client or the …
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Damage Quantification Experts Damage Quantification Experts Direct & Indirect Construction Claims Construction claims are often the result of cost overruns, time delays or construction defects, all of which are qualitatively visible. Quantification of damages associated with construction claims is a diligent effort, as they are often intertwined between various aspects of the project, such as …
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Construction Claims Engineering Construction Claims Navigating Engineering Construction Claims The construction industry is highly competitive and complex, requiring meticulous attention to detail in the formation of construction contracts. Ensuring that contracts are fair, feasible, and clearly define liability and obligations can help prevent potential issues, reduce performance disputes, and ensure timely payment for work performed. …
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