Claims Assisment (retrospectively)
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its time to assist the subcontractor claims now , project finish date has contractualy due, subcontractor submited thier list of claims (act starting date, finish date), we have been through all kinds of delays (lack of resources, lack of performance , force majuere, lack of information)
now, we have our original program and what i want to ask now, is it proper to
1- Apply all of this delays ONE AT A TIME to get the effect on the overall finish date? (there was so much float)
2- Apply only claims affecting the CP all together to get the impacted as planned schedule ?
3- Apply each claim on the actual program at the time of the act to get the delay caused by the subby but not neglecting the fact of how much he was delayed before the act started?
knowing that the subcontactor have not submitted the enough data to ease the evaluation process.
will appreciate ur help very much,
thanx in advance
its time to assist the subcontractor claims now , project finish date has contractualy due, subcontractor submited thier list of claims (act starting date, finish date), we have been through all kinds of delays (lack of resources, lack of performance , force majuere, lack of information)
now, we have our original program and what i want to ask now, is it proper to
1- Apply all of this delays ONE AT A TIME to get the effect on the overall finish date? (there was so much float)
2- Apply only claims affecting the CP all together to get the impacted as planned schedule ?
3- Apply each claim on the actual program at the time of the act to get the delay caused by the subby but not neglecting the fact of how much he was delayed before the act started?
knowing that the subcontactor have not submitted the enough data to ease the evaluation process.
will appreciate ur help very much,
thanx in advance
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