Causes of Delay for Construction Projects
C Shankar, K Saranya, Col Jacob G Podipara, V S Srinithee
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C Shankar, K Saranya, Col Jacob G Podipara, V S Srinithee
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Delay can be delay can be defined as the extra time required or incurred either beyond the stipulated completion date or beyond the date that the project stakeholders agreed upon for the completion of the project. The various effects of delay include time overrun, cost overrun, dispute, Total abandonment, Litigation, Arbitration. The objective this study is to review various journals on causes of delay for construction projects. Hence in this paper a number journals are summarized and suggestion for reducing delay in construction is given.
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Delay can be delay can be defined as the extra time required or incurred either beyond the stipulated completion date or beyond the date that the project stakeholders agreed upon for the completion of the project. The various effects of delay include time overrun, cost overrun, dispute, Total abandonment, Litigation, Arbitration. The objective this study is to review various journals on causes of delay for construction projects. Hence in this paper a number journals are summarized and suggestion for reducing delay in construction is given.
Key concepts: Abandonment (legal), Cost overrun, Arbitration, Retard, Business, Risk analysis (engineering), Computer science, Construction industry