Same records, different numbers. Is delay analysis subjective?
Delay analysis is often presented as though it produces a single correct answer. That is what clients commissioning it expect. It is not as simple as that. The same delay...
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The RICS AI standard arrived. Most of the industry will ignore it.
The RICS "Responsible Use of AI in Surveying Practice" standard is live as of today, the 9th March 2026. It's a serious piece of professional governance, and it applies to...
Why most Subcontractor's As-Planned v As-Built delay claims fail before they start
Most T2/T3 delay claims in the UK use the same method. Compare the baseline programme to what actually happened, calculate the gap, assert the Main Contractor caused it. Done. Simple....
The NEC dividing date trap: why most Contractors undervalue their own claims
There is a persistent misunderstanding in the NEC community that has quietly cost Contractors money, diluted legitimate entitlement, and handed Employers an analytical advantage they were never supposed to have....
When good planning undermines entitlement
Why delay analysis is not the same as advanced planning Forensic delay analysis plays a critical role in the resolution of construction disputes. However, a material risk arises when...
Who owns the float? The NEC3 debate that's costing contractors money
Understanding the concept of Float and Float Ownership is critical to those administering NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract. Unfortunately both concepts are often misunderstood. I have heard the phrase “Contractor...