PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE-EXTENSION OF TIME (EOT) SCHEDULE

 

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1. Purpose & Scope

1.1 Purpose

This Method Statement and Project Management Procedure establishes the systematic, legally defensible process by which [COMPANY NAME] identifies, evaluates, prepares, submits, and negotiates Extension of Time (EOT) claims arising on construction, engineering, and commercial projects. It ensures that all time-impact events are captured contemporaneously, analysed in compliance with applicable contract conditions, and presented with robust supporting evidence.

 

This procedure protects [COMPANY NAME]'s contractual entitlements, mitigates programme delay liability, and provides a repeatable, auditable framework for all project personnel involved in contract administration and schedule management.

 

1.2 Scope

This procedure applies to:

•       All construction and engineering projects executed by [COMPANY NAME] where a formal contract is in place

•       Projects subject to FIDIC (Red, Yellow, Silver, Gold Book), NEC3/NEC4, JCT, BIMCO, UAE Federal Law No. 5/1985 (Civil Code), or bespoke contract conditions

•       EOT claims arising from Employer-caused delays, force majeure events, neutral events, and variations

•       Sub-contractor EOT claims submitted to the Main Contractor for onward submission to the Employer

•       Concurrent delay and time-bar notice management

 

1.3 Objectives

•       Ensure timely, contractually compliant notices are served within prescribed time-bar periods

•       Produce contemporaneous programme delay analysis using recognised methodologies (TIA, Time Slice Windows Analysis, As-Planned vs As-Built, Collapsed As-Built)

•       Quantify time relief and associated prolongation costs for submission and agreement

•       Maintain complete, indexed records to support arbitration or litigation if required

•       Comply with ISO 9001:2015 requirements for process management and documented information

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