Delay Analysis

Our Forensic Delay Analysis services, includes the following:

• As-Planned vs As-Built Analysis: This involves a comparison of the originally planned schedule (As-Planned) with the actual progress and outcome of a construction project (As-Built). The dates and durations of the activities are selected from the baseline schedule and compared with the actual schedule. 
This method is straightforward and easy to use.
• Windows Analysis: This involves dividing the overall schedule into specific time windows. Within each window, activities are analyzed to account for delays. Regular updates make this method accurate in pinpointing delays, and its precise monitoring makes manipulation difficult.
• Time Impact Analysis: This involves examining the cause and effect of changes to the Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule. It identifies delay-causing events and their impact on activities. This technique is effective for analyzing complex schedules and identifying concurrent delays. It is widely accepted by the legal system.
• Collapsed As-Built: This involves using the actual as-built schedule and removing the duration of delays caused by the contractor. The revised schedule is then analyzed to determine the as-built critical path. Collapsed As-Built analysis is valuable for identifying concurrent delays.