Baseline and updates
A reliable schedule record helps distinguish planned progress from actual events.
Construction delay claimsWhat project participants generally review when a construction schedule falls behind.
Construction delay claims are typically analyzed using the contract schedule, the cause and timing of disruptions, notice records and the claimed effects on completion or cost. Entitlement is fact-specific.
The relevant contract terms, records and law help determine how these questions apply to a particular construction project.
A reliable schedule record helps distinguish planned progress from actual events.
Construction delay claimsProject teams may need to examine owner-caused, contractor-caused and concurrent events.
Contractor dispute guidanceA request for time relief generally depends on contractual provisions, timely notice and supporting documentation.
Contract provisionsExtra labor, equipment or overhead may be claimed in some circumstances, subject to proof and contract terms.
Change order disputesConstruction disputes can involve short notice periods and overlapping obligations. A clear set of records helps make any review more productive.
Identify the baseline schedule and updates.
Create a dated event log with supporting records.
Assess critical activities and overlapping causes.
Review notice provisions and the claimed schedule or cost effects.
No. Different delay events may support time relief, cost relief, both or neither.
It generally refers to overlapping delays with different causes; legal treatment and analysis vary.
A contract may require timely notice of delays or impacts before certain remedies are available.
Each project and agreement is different. Contact AW Construction Law to discuss the circumstances, relevant documents and possible next steps.