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delay analysis
8 articles covering this topic.
- 4d scheduling
- 5d cost
- Construction Act
- Ontario
- adjudication
- ai
- as-built
- baseline schedule
- big data
- bim
- concurrency
- construction law
- contract administration
- cost management
- delay analysis
- disputes
- disruption
- document review
- earned value
- entitlement
- expert reports
- extension of time
- forensic schedule analysis
- global claims
- iso 19650
- liens
- measured mile
- notice
- productivity
- project controls
- prolongation
- quantum
- records
- reporting
- risk
- time impact analysis
- transit
Articles
August 18, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Choosing a Delay Analysis Method You Can Defend
Time Impact Analysis, as-planned vs as-built, windows, collapsed as-built — the method is an evidentiary decision, not a preference.
April 30, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Proving Loss of Productivity Without Hand-Waving
Disruption claims fail more often than delay claims. Usually because productivity was asserted rather than measured.
August 28, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Extension of Time Claims in Ontario: What Entitlement Actually Requires
An extension of time is not granted because the project is late. It is granted because a specific event, for which the other party bears risk, moved the critical path — and the record proves it.
August 11, 2026
Project Controls
Building a Delay Claim Record While the Project Is Still Running
The cheapest delay claim is the one documented as it happens. On major transit and water programs, that is a controls design problem, not a legal one.
July 16, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Pricing a Delay Claim: Prolongation, Disruption and the Overhead Argument
Once the time is established, the cost has to be built from the accounting record. Formula-based head office claims are where most quantum submissions lose credibility.
September 2, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Forensic Schedule Analysis: Rebuilding the As-Built From the Record
Most delay analyses fail at the as-built stage. Rebuilding what actually happened, from daily records rather than from updated programmes, is the work that decides the outcome.
August 28, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Concurrent Delay on Ontario Projects: Time, Money and the Gap Between Them
Concurrency is where extension of time and cost recovery part company. Understanding that split before you submit changes what you argue.
August 14, 2026
Project Controls
Baseline Schedule Review: The Cheapest Claim Defence There Is
Almost every delay dispute turns on the baseline. Testing it in the first weeks of the project costs a fraction of arguing about it later.
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