One of the key challenges that faces organizations involved in delivering capital projects when preparing or defending construction claims is how to ensure that their submission or response is complete and well supported to avoid the delays associated with incomplete or unsubstantiated claim submissions. One of the proven best practices Read more…
Claims of ‘lost productivity’ and associated additional costs are one of the most difficult claims to prove. This is due to the fact that productivity losses are often difficult to identify and distinguish at the time they arise. Therefore, most claims for lost productivity are dealt with retrospectively and the Read more…
On construction projects, schedule delay claims that affect the project completion date are becoming a common event. Those are the delays that are beyond the contractor’s control. The events that entitle the contractor to delay claims are normally specified in a contract provision. For example, in the FIDIC Red Book, Read more…
