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  1. Front End Specifications and the Propagation of Construction Claims

    … performance and payment requirements for construction projects. The vast majority of construction contracts use Front End Specifications, either from an independent source or prepared in-house. In spite of the crucial role of Front End Specifications, little is known regarding whether …

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

    Claims are 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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  3. Characteristics and causal factors of claims in michigan highway construction projects

    … of resources. The number and cost of these construction claims has been substantially increasing in recent years.</p> <p>Research on this topic has been limited to-date. Therefore, a research on this subject is needed to investigate all of the factors affecting highway construction claims to …

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  4. Estimating productivity losses due to change orders

    … the adverse impact of change orders on construction productivity. In order to provide an in-depth analysis of change orders and develop a reliable model, a comprehensive field study was carried out. The field study was conducted at a Montreal based firm, specialized in project management …

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  5. Understanding and preventing construction conflict, claims and disputes : a critical in-depth study into their causes and recommendations to control in the United Arab Emirates

    Construction claims are considered by many project participants as one of the most disruptive and unpleasant events of a project (Ho & Liu, 2004). Researchers like Kumaraswamy (1996) argue that claims managers should focus not merely on the significant claims categories but also on the avoidable …

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  6. The enforceability of time bar clauses in construction contracts : a comparative analysis between the Egyptian civil code and the English and Welsh common law jurisdictions

    Construction claims are a fact of life on all projects across the world. In an attempt to safeguard themselves against the risk of claims, employers utilise time bar clauses in construction contracts to waive the contractor’s entitlement to any additional costs or time if a notice of claim is not …

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  7. Delay-caused claims in infrastructure projects under design-bid-build delivery systems

    Delay-caused claims lead to cost overruns in infrastructure projects due to the cost of construction time and impacts on related services. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the causes and effects of these claims on road and bridge projects and to create an effective claims management …

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