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Delay & Claims Template Kit

Notice, time impact analysis, windows analysis and EOT claim templates, a register that tracks every deadline, and the full reference behind them.

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4 Word templates1 deadline register273 page reference
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Notice of delay event (Word)

A notice letter structured around what most contracts require.

Time impact analysis report (Word)

Method, fragnet, results, concurrency and mitigation.

Windows analysis report (Word)

Window-by-window delay and attribution.

EOT claim structure (Word)

The full structure of a detailed extension of time claim.

Delay and claims register (Excel)

Notice and claim deadlines, late warnings, a fragnet worksheet and a windows summary.

Kit guide (PDF)

The life of a delay event, using the register, building a fragnet and writing the narrative.

Contracts, delay and claims reference (PDF)

273 pages, 49 chapters: FIDIC clauses and time bars, every delay analysis method, disruption, quantum and worked cases.

Contents

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The full table of contents, so you know exactly what you are buying.

Reference chapters included in the kit. Templates only: not legal advice.

Contracts, notices and claims9
  1. 12.1 FIDIC 2017 structure
  2. 12.2 Clause 8: programme, extension of time and delay damages
  3. 12.3 Clause 20: notices, claims and time bars
  4. 12.4 Clause 13: variations and their time effect
  5. 12.5 Disputes and the DAAB
  6. 12.6 Local law and enforceability
  7. 12.7 Other contract forms: NEC4, national oil company contracts and subcontracts
  8. 12.8 Writing and managing claims
  9. 12.9 Part 12 review: one event from start to finish
Delay fundamentals8
  1. 13.1 Delay types
  2. 13.2 Cause and effect
  3. 13.3 Concurrency and pacing
  4. 13.4 Float ownership
  5. 13.5 The AACE RP 29R-03 taxonomy
  6. 13.6 Records and the SCL Protocol
  7. 13.7 Legal principles and landmark cases
  8. 13.8 Review: delay fundamentals
Time impact analysis7
  1. 13.9 What a TIA is
  2. 13.10 Designing a fragnet
  3. 13.11 Preparing the base update
  4. 13.12 Running the TIA and reading the result
  5. 13.13 Concurrency, mitigation and acceleration in a TIA
  6. 13.14 Writing the TIA narrative
  7. 13.15 Review: stress-test the TIA
Retrospective methods10
  1. 13.16 As-planned vs as-built
  2. 13.17 Impacted as-planned
  3. 13.18 Collapsed as-built
  4. 13.19 Windows analysis
  5. 13.20 Attributing delay in each window
  6. 13.21 Choosing and defending a method
  7. 13.22 Delay analysis in P6: hands-on techniques
  8. 13.23 A full forensic case study
  9. 13.24 Review: the windows analysis report
  10. 13.25 The expert witness: duties, reports and giving evidence
Disruption and quantum7
  1. 14.1 Delay vs disruption
  2. 14.2 The measured mile
  3. 14.3 Other productivity methods
  4. 14.4 Prolongation costs
  5. 14.5 Head office overheads
  6. 14.6 Acceleration costs
  7. 14.7 Part 14 review: disruption and quantum
Hands-on in P64
  1. 28.27 Lab 3: time impact analysis with a fragnet
  2. 33.10 Lab 5: contemporaneous windows analysis across two updates
  3. 33.16 Lab 11: time impact analysis with concurrent delays
  4. 33.17 P6 procedures: delay analysis techniques step by step
Case studies3
  1. 23.10 Case: an EOT claim under FIDIC from event to agreement
  2. 23.11 Case: the valve and the access (concurrency dispute)
  3. 23.12 Case: proving disruption with a measured mile
Model documents1
  1. 30.10 Model documents: narratives, notices and reports planners write
Who it is for

Made for working planners.

Questions

Before you buy.

What format is it?

Digital files: PDF guides, and Excel, Word or PowerPoint files where the product includes them. You get a download link straight after checkout, and by email.

Can I use it at work?

Yes. The single-user licence covers your own work, including on your employer's and your clients' projects. For a team licence, contact us through the Payhip store.

Which software do I need?

A PDF reader for the guides. Excel, Word or PowerPoint (or compatible software) for the templates. Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project for schedule files.

Is the sample data real?

No. All sample projects, names, dates and figures are fictitious and are there to show how each file works.

Is this legal advice?

No. The templates and chapters are for planners and contracts teams. Check every clause and time limit against your own contract and take advice before you issue a notice or claim.

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