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We undertake contemporaneous and forensic delay analysis to determine ‘excusable’, ‘non-excusable’, ‘compensable’ ‘non-compensable’ including identifying any ‘mitigation’ and ‘acceleration measures’ implemented in support of claims for ongoing, completed, and disputed engineering and construction projects.
The purpose of a delay analysis is to determine why delays occur on a construction project and what impact they will have on the overall project. In a contract management system, different sorts of delay analysis methodologies are used. Delay analysis techniques can be broadly divided into two categories, namely
1. Schedule Based Analysis
2. Non-schedule Based Analysis
Schedule delay analysis events using scheduling methods to identify the cause and extent of delays and to resolve construction delay claims through negotiations or legal proceedings. The following are some of the most common methodologies used in the schedule-based analysis
Under the ambit of the non-scheduled based delay analysis, there are two approaches presently available viz.
i) Analysis based on Dollar,
ii) S-Curves. Non-Schedule Based Analysis is not recommended in the construction sector due to its arbitrary and unreliable analysis process.
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