Assessing the Seeds of Disputes in Projects

Sauden, Anup; Mishra, Anjay Kumar; Aithal, P. S.

doi:10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0217

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“…The research is an extended analysis of earlier research conducted by Sauden et al, 2022 [12]. So, all the methodological aspects are the same with extended data analysis.…”

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Evaluating the Impact of Disputes on Time and Cost of Projects

Mishra¹,

Aithal

2023

IJAEML

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Purpose: Noise of impacts exists and it is essential to assure the significance factors. The study evaluates the impact of disputes on time and cost of road projects. Design/Methodology/Approach: Based on Extension of earlier research 45 factors were identified using Literature Review and Case study followed by Questionnaire, Key Informant Interview. The Test Hypothesis for Significant impact was done using F-test. Findings/Result: Complete time lost during the interaction would be about 37 years and a half year till date. Normal time lost 4 years and 8 months and 7 days for each undertaking. The debates, which have not been addressed, couldn't be surveyed. The aggregate sum spent on ADR just, for eight undertakings was 38 needs and 5 thousand, on the normal expense for a solitary venture was 4 lakhs and 76 thousand. In any case, the all-out cost caused couldn't be assessed until the debates have been totally settled. This cost included just Settlement/referees or the two charges different costs, for example, opportunity misfortunes and guaranteed cost are excluded. The serious issue that emerges because of debates is time invaded and cost overwhelm. Originality/Value: The professionals assumed to get insights to create zero dispute projects based on real time cases. Paper Type: Research paper

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“…The research is an extended analysis of earlier research conducted by Sauden et al, 2022 [12]. So, all the methodological aspects are the same with extended data analysis.…”

Section: Approach Of the Researchmentioning

confidence: 90%

Evaluating the Impact of Disputes on Time and Cost of Projects

Mishra¹,

Aithal

2023

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Suitable delay minimizing measures: Case Analysis of Selected Road and Bridge Projects in Various Geographical Regions of Nepal

Sharma

2023

SSRN Journal

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Association Between Delay, Project Size and Low Bid Percentage

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Mishra²,

Aithal

2023

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Purpose: The aim of this study was to assess the effects of some prominent factors like low bid amount, contract size and geographical locations of the projects on causing delayed completion in road and bridge projects carried out by the Road Division Offices under the Department of Roads (DoR) of Nepal. Design/Methodology/Approach: Fifteen construction contracts from each of the seven provinces of the country were selected for the study. The projects were completed in three Nepali fiscal years starting from 2074/75 till 2076/77 irrespective of their starting date. The contracts were grouped under various categories like stipulated project duration, percentage of contract amount bid below estimate amount, contract amount and the project locations including the mountains, hills and terai. Projects from mountain districts like Sankhuwasabha and Baitadi; Kathmandu, Kaski and Surkhet in the hills and Siraha and Rupandehi in terai were selected. The research approach included both qualitative and quantitative methods of information collection. Secondary data sources comprised of the DOR office documents including the work completion reports, IPCs, time extension documents, work variation orders and other pertinent records. SPSS software has been used for processing the input data and thus relationships between different variables such as delay, size of contract; percent below estimate amount, initial contract duration, project geographical location etc. have been checked. Correlation and regression analysis have been carried out between delay of contracts (dependent variable), and independent variables like size of contract, percent below estimate amount and geography. Findings/Result: Spearman rank correlation value between delay category and estimate amount category was 0.210 with p value of 0.031 (< 0.05) thus suggesting weak correlation but significant relationship between these two variables. Further, Pearson correlation value between delay and percent below estimate was 0.243 with p value of 0.013 (< 0.05) thus suggesting weak correlation but significant relationship between these two variables too. Binary logistic regression analysis showed Nagelkerke R square value of 0.139 which provides an indication that the amount of variation in the dependent variable (project delay) which is only around 14% of variance was due to the effects of independent variables (size of contract, percentage below estimate amount and geography). This suggests that remaining 86% variance was caused by some other factors which were not considered under the scope of this study. Also, p value of 0.013 which was less than 0.05 suggested there was statistically significant relation between dependent and independent variables. Originality/Value: The paper assesses the effects and association of some prominent factors for timely performance of projects. Paper Type: Review paper

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Assessing the Seeds of Disputes in Projects

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Evaluating the Impact of Disputes on Time and Cost of Projects

Evaluating the Impact of Disputes on Time and Cost of Projects

Suitable delay minimizing measures: Case Analysis of Selected Road and Bridge Projects in Various Geographical Regions of Nepal

Association Between Delay, Project Size and Low Bid Percentage

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