Get an understanding of the information that should be tracked and the documentation prepared in the event of a claim.

1. Quantifying Delays, Pricing Changes, and Proving Claims
Presenter
Peter Vosbikian
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Any stakeholder involved in a large scale or complex construction project has
experienced the challenges and nuances that can accompany any change of plan,
whether it's something expected or not.

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Introduction
1. Considerations for scheduling work
2. Quantifying Delays - Methodologies
3. Communicating the Change
4. What to document and how to track
5. Pricing a change
6. Proving Claims – Liability, Causation and
Damage
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3. 3
1. Considerations for scheduling the work
1. Considerations for scheduling work
2. Quantifying Delays - Methodologies
3. Communicating the Change
4. What to document and how to track
5. Pricing a change
6. Proving Claims – Liability, Causation and
Damage
For Presentation Only

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1. Considerations for scheduling the work
What is a Project?
• A project is a one time event with a beginning and an end
date undertaken by entities to meet established goals within
defined constraints of time, budget, resources, and quality.
• A project plan defines the dates, milestones, tasks and
deliverables that will drive the project. It defines who is
responsible for doing what, and by when.
• All participants need to hold up their end of the bargain.
• Successful project management is the process of planning,
organizing, directing and controlling the work to meet the
project needs.
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