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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Construction dispute"”.

  1. Analysis of the Law on Adjudication of Construction Disputes in Alberta

    The construction industry is a cornerstone of economic activity in many jurisdictions, contributing significantly to their gross domestic product (GDP). This is true of Alberta’s economy especially as the energy hub of Canada. Construction projects are inherently capital-intensive and complex. They …

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  2. Project dispute resolution satisfaction of construction clients in Hong Kong

    Inspired by the concern over the dispute epidemic within the construction industry in Hong Kong, this research study sets out to examine the issue of construction dispute resolution from a management perspective. The main objectives of this research include the identification, through in-depth …

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  3. Subcontracts in the UK construction industry : an investigation into the root causes of disputes

    … under a traditional procurement route in the UK construction industry is the dominant method by which construction work is carried out, using mainly discrete classical subcontracts. Inevitably, this method has a paramount function in the delivery of successful construction projects. However, …

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  4. Resolution of construction disputes arising from major infrastructure projects in Developing Countries – case study of Ghana

    … countries’ experiences of infrastructure-related construction dispute resolution using Ghana as a case study. It investigated the dispute resolution processes and procedures which parties to infrastructure construction disputes employed to address such disputes. To gain a better understanding of …

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  5. CPDICENTER : Web-based virtual construction project document information center in support of claims preparation

    Construction projects' information, in the most part, is document-based. This information documents progress and performance, also supports daily activities. The industry has not paid enough attention to establishing a framework for capturing and storing project's document-based information, which …

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  6. designing + (dis)assembling disputes: an ethnography of disputes & lawyers in the construction industry

    The UK construction industry is notorious for the sheer amount of disputes which are likely to arise on each building and engineering project. Despite numerous creative attempts at “dispute avoidance” and “dispute resolution”, this industry is still plagued with these costly disputes. Whilst both …

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  7. Statutory Construction Adjudication: Analysis of the New Zealand and Malaysian Legislations

    The construction industry contributes significantly to any country’s economy. However, there remain two chronic problems. They are: (i) delayed or non-payment, and (ii) costly and protracted dispute resolution. The severity of these problems have led to several jurisdictions including the UK, New …

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  8. Application of the AI-Enabled Unmanned Aerial Systems in Resolving Highway Construction Claims

    … among the most concerning disturbances in the construction sector universally. Simply speaking, they arise from delayed procedures in answering inquiries, solving conflicts, and clarifying vague data to owners. Their development and delayed solution could pose many kinds of threats, like …

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