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Understanding Concurrent Delays

The document defines concurrent delays as two or more independent delays that take place at the same time, causing significant project duration delays. It discusses that concurrent delays occur when there are multiple delays from the owner, contractor, or project that overlap in time. The document also notes that contract language determines responsibility and compensation for concurrent delays, and if not specified, neither party receives compensation and the contractor is not entitled to a time extension.

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Understanding Concurrent Delays

The document defines concurrent delays as two or more independent delays that take place at the same time, causing significant project duration delays. It discusses that concurrent delays occur when there are multiple delays from the owner, contractor, or project that overlap in time. The document also notes that contract language determines responsibility and compensation for concurrent delays, and if not specified, neither party receives compensation and the contractor is not entitled to a time extension.

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Concurrent Delay

Concurrent Delays

There is no universally accepted definition of


‘concurrent’ delays
Owner Delay

Contractor Delay Project Delay


Concurrent Delay
Definition:

According to Bubshait and Cunningham (2004) and Stumpf (2000):

Concurrent delays are defined as two or more independent delays taking place at the same
time or overlapping to some extent, causing a significant delay in the project duration

Rubin et al. (1983) defines concurrent delay as:

Two or more individual delays that take place at the same time or within a specific time period,
each of which, had it occurred alone, would have delayed the project.
Concurrent Delay
Allocation of Delay Responsibility

Examine Contract

Not Mentioned In Contract Neither Party is to receive Neither Party is to receive


compensation compensation
And the contractor is and the contractor is not
entitled to time extension entitled to time extension
Concurrent Delay Scenarios and Net Effect
According to AACE International Recommended Practice No. 29R-03
FORENSIC SCHEDULE ANALYSIS
Concurrent Delay Combinations and net effect

According to AACE International Recommended Practice No. 29R-03

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