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HOW TO ANALYZE CONSTRUCTION CLAIMS

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Wed, 2010-06-23 13:58
Marvin Era
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Dear Member,

Can you please help me for the exact terminology for the subject above.. Any Methods???,,

Tnx..

marvin
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Tue, 2017-07-18 16:37
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hany esmael
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Hello Marvin,

I would recommend the following course for you : Claims Management, Extension of Time (EOT) and Delays Analysis-Online Workshop

Best Regards,

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Fri, 2010-06-25 15:02
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Samer Zawaydeh
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Hi,

This is good summary of terminology,

http://www.acoste.org.uk/uploads/terminology.pdf

With kind regards,

Samer
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Fri, 2010-06-25 13:23
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Samer Zawaydeh
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Hi,

I googled the subject and found this site, they might have information for you.

http://www.constructionclaims.com/

With kind regards,

Samer
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Fri, 2010-06-25 13:19
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Samer Zawaydeh
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Dear Marvin,

When you receive a claim, the first thing that you can do is to check if it followed the right procedures as outlined in the Cnditions of Contract. And you need to know how much time you have to study and reply.

Generally speaking, you need resources:

a. Contract Administrator
b. Subject Matter Expert
c. Feed back and review of Construction Team
d. Notification to the client

Each person should do their own analysis, and they should report back to the project manager for replying back to the Contractor.

Hope that the information helps.

With kind regards,

Samer
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Wed, 2010-06-23 16:15
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Mike Testro
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Hi Marvin

Welcome to Planning Planet.

Your question is too broad to get a specific answer.

Many members will assist with all sorts of queries if you can narrow your questions down to particular points.

Meanwhile you can use the "Search" facility to get acces to all previous answers on such topics as Time Impact Analysis or As Built But For etc.

Best regards

Mike Testro
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