Prepare and analysis for claims in construction projects using Primavera Contract Management (PCM)

Abdelkhalek, Hesham; Aziz, Remon F.; Abdellatif, Israa A.

doi:10.1016/j.aej.2019.05.001

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“…Based on Parchami Jalal et al (2020), contractors can forfeit their rights to claim or have difficulties regaining them due to ignorance of claim management procedures or a lack of implementation skills. Besides, early claim settlements are usually preferred since they are less expensive and frequently result in win-win situations (Abdel-Khalek et al, 2019). Furthermore, clients frequently spend additional time and money to settle disputes and claims emerging from the project itself, outside the project, or in court since adopting claim management and its processes in projects is difficult (Parchami Jalal et al, 2020).…”

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The construction industry is renowned for its numerous claims that regularly arise due to its unique features (Abdel-Khalek et al, 2019). Construction projects are considered successful when they are finished on schedule, under budget, meet quality standards, and have a high degree of customer satisfaction (Elhag et al, 2020).

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“…Construction projects are considered successful when they are finished on schedule, under budget, meet quality standards, and have a high degree of customer satisfaction (Elhag et al, 2020). Many parties are involved in this field, which is classified as complex and high-risk (Abdel-Khalek et al, 2019). Due to the fact that it governs extremely complicated multi-party relationships, construction contracts are prone to conflicts (Kebede, 2022).…”

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“…Mukilan et al (2021) mentioned that construction claims fall into one of the key categories that include two goals: additional money added to the contract and additional time to complete the contract. Abdel-Khalek et al (2019) provide that contract claims are inevitable in the construction industry because of the wide range of contract types and requirements. Typically, contractual claims are made to compensate for losses and expenses, liquidated damages, or time extensions (Hwang & Yang, 2014;Hansen et al, 2020;Kim & Skibniewski, 2020;Asadi et al, 2021).…”

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“…Typically, contractual claims are made to compensate for losses and expenses, liquidated damages, or time extensions (Hwang & Yang, 2014;Hansen et al, 2020;Kim & Skibniewski, 2020;Asadi et al, 2021). Construction projects frequently experience delays, which might result in potential losses for all stakeholders (Abdel-Khalek et al, 2019). As claims occur over various projects, claims associated with delays are the most wellknown, prominent, and popular (Assaf et al, 2017).…”

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A Review of Disputes in Claims for Loss and Expense Related to the PWD Form of Contract Based on Malaysian Legal Cases

Abdul Razak,

Ismail,

Brahim

2023

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Construction disputes arising from claims have become common in this unique and complex industry. Resolving disputes leads to extra costs and is time-consuming. Most of the disputed claims in construction occur due to project delays. A claim for loss and expense is one of the claims incurred due to certain events that usually arise from the delay. Therefore, this paper aimed to identify disputes in claims for loss and expense related to the PWD form of contract based on Malaysian legal cases. Understanding why disputes occur in construction contracts can reduce the chances of their occurrence, and parties can establish a quick, cost-effective resolution process that will not jeopardise their potential in future business relationships when disputes arise. The research adopted a review related to construction law cases from 'Malayan Law Journal Report/Unreported'. Findings indicate that disputes in claims for loss and expenses related to the Public Works Department (PWD) form of contract can be categorised into contractual, documentation, and procedure. Understanding the contract provisions is a must for every construction party to obtain successful claims. This paper suggests identifying disputes related to PAM forms of contracts in the Malaysian construction industry, so that the contracting parties can understand the impact of the disputes.

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