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Delay Analysis & Claims

Construction delay analysis & claims: clear answers when time is in dispute

Objective, well-documented schedule analysis to understand delays, value change and support fair resolution.

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Overview

Analysis built on the project record

When a project slips, everyone needs a clear, fact-based view of what happened and why. Pelfem’s schedulers analyse the contemporaneous record — baselines, updates, logs and correspondence — to establish the causes and effects of delay.

We support owners, contractors and subcontractors in preparing, reviewing and responding to time-related claims and change orders, helping parties reach fair outcomes with less cost and conflict.

What's included

Services & deliverables

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Forensic schedule delay analysis

Identify delay events, critical path impacts and responsibility.

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Claims analysis

Prepare or evaluate time-related claims on a documented basis.

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Change order impact analysis

Quantify and integrate the schedule impact of changes.

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Time impact analysis

Prospective modelling of delay events in the current schedule.

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Recovery & acceleration schedules

Realistic plans to mitigate or recover delay.

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Schedule review & monitoring

Early detection of issues that could lead to disputes.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which delay analysis methods do you use?

We select the method that fits the contract and records available, such as time impact analysis or windows analysis of as-planned and as-built schedules.

Do you work for owners or contractors?

Both. We support owners, contractors and subcontractors in preparing, reviewing or responding to time-related claims.

What records do you need?

Baseline and updated schedules, daily reports, correspondence, change orders and meeting minutes — we’ll send a checklist at the start.

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