Fidic Construction Claims

objectives

At the end of the FIDIC Construction Claims training course , participants will be able to:

• Learn more about Delay, Change requests, Claim administration and different techniques to calculate/evaluate claims under FIDIC forms of Contracts.
• Introduce participants to claims administration from the beginning to the end of a project
• Examine the most common claims triggers between contractors and employers
• Provide participants with basic conflict-resolution skills

Introduction

• Definition of “Claim”
• Sources of Claims
• Stages of the Claim
• Claim Procedures Under FIDIC 87/99

Extension of Time Claims

• Additional Payment and Prolongation Costs Claim
• Claims Negotiation and Settlement
• Claims Analysis
• Global Method for Delay Analysis
• Net Method for Delay Analysis
• As Planned Method for Delay Analysis

As-Built Method for Delay Analysis

• As Planned vs. As Built Method for Delay Analysis
• Time Impact Analysis Method for Delay Analysis
• Windows Snapshot Method for Delay Analysis
• Different Methods for Dispute Resolution

Claims Concerning the Head Office Overhead

• Claims Concerning Suspension of Work
• Claims Concerning Wrongful Termination
• Loss of Profit and Loss of Opportunity Claims
• Claims Concerning Delay Damages and Penalty

 Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB).

• The Dispute Adjudication Board and other dispute resolution procedures
• Different Methods for Dispute Resolution
• Claims Concerning the Head Office Overhead
• Claims Concerning Suspension of Work
• Claims Concerning Wrongful Termination
• Loss of Profit and Loss of Opportunity Claims
• Claims Concerning Delay Damages and Penalty
• Suspension and Termination by Contractor
• Risks and Responsibilities
• Force Majeure
• Disputes and Arbitration