Forensic Delay Analysis
Forensic delay analysis is the retrospective analysis of delays that have already occurred — as-planned vs as-built, time impact analysis and windows analysis — to establish cause, responsibility and entitlement. Pioticon’s forensic delay analysis consultants support construction claims and dispute analysis, extension-of-time (EOT) claims and expert evidence across Australia and New Zealand.
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Value Delivered Through Forensic Delay Analysis
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Ask a questionWhat is forensic delay analysis?
Retrospective analysis of delays that have occurred, using as-planned vs as-built, time impact or windows methods, to establish cause, responsibility and entitlement.
When do you need it?
When preparing or defending an extension-of-time (EOT) claim, in a dispute or adjudication, or when a project needs an independent account of why it is late.
What is time impact analysis?
A method that inserts delay events into the schedule at the time they occurred to measure their effect on completion.
Do you act as an expert witness?
Yes — independent delay expert reports and evidence for adjudication, arbitration and litigation.
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