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DELAY MITIGATION IN CONSTRUCTION CLAIMS

What will you learn?

  • Manage the ambiguity of acceptable delay mitigation and the subjectivity of reasonableness in EOT claims
  • Understand the flexibility, negotiation tools and legal leverage of this clause
  • Develop a strong delay mitigation mindset that you can apply to any claim
  • Articulate the mitigation measures in prospective and retrospective environments
  • The evaluation and documentation of the mitigation effort

Meet Your Host

Osama Saad

Osama Saad
MBA, PMP, PSP, CCP, PMI-SP

I am a planning and project control consultant and trainer with a demonstrated history of working in super large construction projects. Skilled in planning, scheduling, Power BI and delay analysis. I have been a Planning and Project Control Practitioner since 2010. I am a PMP, PSP, CCP and PMI-SP certified and a member of PMI and AACEI.

I help planners prepare progress reports in seconds and analyze their projects with a click of a button using Power BI in order to automate planning tasks and add massive value to their projects. I help planners build a reputation for outstanding project control services in front of their clients. I also teach planning engineers how to prepare winning claims.

Delay mitigation in construction contracts is a complex and often misunderstood topic, leading to disputes and challenges. In this webinar, we explore the inherent ambiguity and subjectivity in delay mitigation requirements, which can leave contractors and clients navigating unclear expectations. While contracts are precise about material specifications and quality standards, terms like “reasonable efforts” or “best efforts” for mitigating delays remain open to interpretation. Project-specific factors such as complexity, nature, location, duration and price further complicate the definition of acceptable mitigation efforts. This webinar delves into why defining clear standards for delay mitigation can be difficult, and how contractors can prove and clients can respond to proactive mitigation. We will also discuss the impact of the delay analysis methodology on the proof of the mitigation effort. Join us in this webinar to gain insights into mitigating delays and improving contract outcomes.

This is a one-time live-only webinar and there will be no recording.

The webinar will take place on 25-Sep-24 at the below time:

– 8 PM (UAE Time)

– 4 PM (GMT)