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Construction projects are known for their evolving nature and complex dynamics. Modern construction contracts have incorporated different mechanisms to safeguard Contractors and Owners and protect their interests and rights when issues arise, such as early warning notices and...

Delays are an unfortunate reality in the construction industry, stemming from various factors such as scope changes, weather conditions, low productivity rates, and many other factors.  A fair assessment of delay events is paramount to ensure appropriate and...

Construction projects are known for their dynamic nature and numerous changes throughout their lifecycle. In this context, variation requests and variation orders are important in ensuring effective change control and contract management.  A Variation Request is a document by which...

Construction projects are known for their dynamic nature, and changes, unfortunately, are common on both large and small-scale contracts. These changes can arise due to various factors, such as design refinements, unforeseen conditions, or even evolving client requirements....

Effective risk management is a key aspect of major construction projects' success. Through the years, construction contracts have incorporated early warning notifications, an important contractual mechanism that helps to identify projects' potential issues prematurely.  So, in a nutshell,...

Discover the key delay analysis methods used in construction projects and learn when to apply each method. From Critical Path Method (CPM) to As-Planned vs. As-Built and Impacted As-Planned Analysis, explore the approaches to analyze and allocate responsibility...

This blog post delves into the legal framework, contractual terms, and technical aspects associated with EoT claims and project delays. Discover how these claims address delays, understand their importance, and gain insights into the factors influencing their success