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Often, I come across delay analysis reports and claims, especially those prepared by contractors inhouse, where a specific method is clearly identified — for example, Time Impact Analysis (TIA), Windows Analysis, or Impacted As-Planned (IAP). But when you review the actual application, what&rs...

Having spent many years working for main contractors, both as a Project Planner and a Project Manager, I have seen first-hand how messy and expensive ...

The Netherlands is renowned worldwide as a country that lives in harmony with water. As a low-lying delta, the country has a long history of pioneer...

Discover the career pathway of recent civil engineering graduate, Mayar Matar.

A tool for successful monitoring of a project’s progress, or an unnecessary burden? A Delay Analyst’s point of view The use of sectional...

The current uncertainty about the future of British Steel is just the latest manifestation of the multiple and multi-faceted issues now confronting na...

CPD seminars across the UK throughout April and May. These seminars will address some of the common issues that occur when administering programmes an...

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Diales Australia is delighted to announce a new partnership with Smartsheet, the AI-enhanced enterprise-grade work management platform.

Ibrahim Elsisi discusses how AI and data science may be used to streamline information, analyse past performance and forecast future performance, and ...

Avoiding punching shear is essential to the safety and stability of a concrete slab structure. This article delves into the basics of punching shear t...

This article identifies some of the more common methodologies for calculating disruption on construction projects.

Unravelling the complexities and avoiding disputes in the completion phases.

Construction and engineering contracts typically contain clauses known as "time bars". These are clauses which set a time limit by which claims must b...