Level: Intermediate
Author(s): Devdas Tamboli, CCP PSP; Manoj Joshi
Venue: 2017 AACE International Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL
Abstract: Concurrent delays are quite common in construction projects, however definition and understanding of concurrent delays is still a matter of confusion. How concurrent delays are analyzed plays an important role in their quantification eeand compensation. Construction contracts often don’t specify how to deal with concurrent delays and this creates confusion. General understanding about concurrent delays is, two delays happening at the same time time. However, some recent theories conclude that, concurrent, delays need not necessarily take place at the same time.
Understanding and analysis of concurrent delays not occurring at the same time is an intricate subject. The paper focuses on explaining different types of concurrent delays in construction projects, factors affecting analysis of concurrent delays and analysis of concurrent delays using window analysis and but for analysis.
Author(s): Devdas Tamboli, CCP PSP; Manoj Joshi
Venue: 2017 AACE International Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL
Abstract: Concurrent delays are quite common in construction projects, however definition and understanding of concurrent delays is still a matter of confusion. How concurrent delays are analyzed plays an important role in their quantification eeand compensation. Construction contracts often don’t specify how to deal with concurrent delays and this creates confusion. General understanding about concurrent delays is, two delays happening at the same time time. However, some recent theories conclude that, concurrent, delays need not necessarily take place at the same time.
Understanding and analysis of concurrent delays not occurring at the same time is an intricate subject. The paper focuses on explaining different types of concurrent delays in construction projects, factors affecting analysis of concurrent delays and analysis of concurrent delays using window analysis and but for analysis.