How to Successfully Prepare a Time Extension Request
From helping avoid court disputes and maintaining positive relationships to saving time and resources through collaborative negotiations, there are numerous benefits to requesting a time extension on commercial construction projects.
But how do you request more time?
In this webinar, former Delay Consultants Billy Upchurch and Michael Pink guide you through the proven techniques used to prove delay, impact, and disruption on construction projects.
Hear the recommendations for best practices for preparing, submitting, and reviewing time extension requests.
Things you’ll learn:
- Contemporaneous Period (or Windows) Analysis Methodology: Utilize retrospective schedule updates and project records to identify and quantify changes or delays to the project’s critical path.
- Retrospective Time Impact Analysis (TIA) Methodology: Model actual performance using computer-generated schedules, incorporating specific activities (fragnets) to simulate delays and impacts.
- Prospective Time Impact Analysis (TIA) Methodology: Assess the potential impact of modeled events on an un-impacted schedule, determining their effect on the longest path and project completion.
