Claim Types We Handle Level 1
Delay in Supply of drawings, Delay in handing over the site, Delay in the supply of owner-supplied materials, Delay in payments, Delay in allowing the starting work, Delay in completing the work, Work actually done but not measured and paid, Loss due to extra overheads on account of extension of the time limit, Loss due to idle time, engineer’s design errors, labor inadequate or incomplete due to inadequate information related to design. Inadequate bid information, Inadequate time for bid preparation, Changes in work scope, Changes in plans and specifications during construction, Insufficient plans and specifications, Extra items and variations, Non granting of Completion by the Engineer in charge. Unrealistic expectations, Poor management, and administration of the construction site. Ambiguities in contract documents, Different interpretations of the contract provisions, Inadequate investigation of the site prior to construction start, Due to quoting very low rates in the Tender, Due to Extension of time (EOT), Due to financial failure of the contractor, Due to technical inadequacy of the contractor, Due to poor quality of construction work and use of wrong equipment or materials, Failure to follow authorized procedures, Due to Employers’ Lack of Construction Knowledge, Damages occurring to adjacent buildings or finished items during the work, Due to Strikes by Workers, Due to Stoppage of Work by workers, Due to Failure of parties to cooperate with each other in the performance of the work. Due to Accidents, Due to Natural Calamity (Acts of God), Due to Increase in Material / Fuel Cost, Due to Court intervention, Due to Weather conditions, Due to Unforeseen ground conditions, MOST FREQUENT CAUSES: From the list of above claims most of the claims mostlipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Maecenas et metus.
We Are Experts Handling Impact/Delay Claims Level 1
- Contemporaneous document Research to establish claim, determing root cause, develop timeline and create graphics
- Delay analysis using the correct method, Time-Impact Analysis, Update Window Analysis, Compression or But-For Analysis, or Impacted As-planned Analysis
- Prepare a well documented report containing all necessary graphic evidence
- Act as an export witness in all level courts and arbitration hearings
Current Major Reasons For Construction Claims Level 1
- Construction is a multi-faceted endeavor often involving multiple parties, so it’s no surprise that issues and disputes arise—particularly as projects become larger, more costly and more complex. This causes material supply chains and knowledgeable labor supply chains to be far more difficult to find and negotiate.
- Non-Compliance with Contract Obligations is becoming a major cause stemming from the failure to understand or comply with contractual obligations was the top cause of construction disputes
- Project Financing: In these times of uncertainty related to the pandemic as well as economic conditions, owners will likely need to take extra steps to ensure project financing is in place. For contractors, know your payment stipulations and application submittal processes. Too often, owners and contractors interpret the submittal requirements in different ways.
- Claims are one of the most common causes of formal disputes in the construction space. Whether triggered by issues such as delay or time, claims require accurate details. Error prone or poorly drafted claim filings are one of the most common reasons that claims are denied.
