In most construction disputes involving an Extension of Time, Computer technology has played a vital role in modern construction projects and disputes, providing a more efficient way to identify the reasons behind project delays and calculate their effects on subsequent work performance. The traditional manual and paper-driven approach has been replaced by computer technology, making […]
When preparing a claim for an extension of time, the party making the claim bears the responsibility to provide proof. The claimant must identify the events that caused the delays and explain how these events affected the timeline for achieving practical or substantial completion. Delays may arise from contract variations issued by the employer or […]
Letters of intent (LOI) are common throughout the construction industry. They contain a degree of risk and uncertainty. Letters of Intent are usually subject to a financial ‘cap’. Mobilising a contractor’s workforce or procuring long lead-in items are potentially valid reasons for issuing a letter of intent with good intentions by both parties. So how […]