Civil Engineering Claim Methods and Cases

Author: Li Jianshi Lv Shengpu
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features:
Part I Overview of Civil Engineering Claims
1 Claims: Nature, Characteristics, and Significance
1.1 Nature and Characteristics of Claims
1.2 Significance of Claims
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2 Claims Basis
2.1 FIDIC Contract Conditions
2.2 AIA Contract Conditions
2.3 NEC Contract Conditions
2.4 Contract Conditions for World Bank Loan Construction Projects
2.5 Construction Project Contracts
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3 Classification of Claims
3.1 Classification by Cause of Claim
3.2 Classification by Objective of Claim
3.3 Classification by Contract Basis
3.4 Classification by Handling Method
3.5 Classification by Claim Target
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4 Opportunity Analysis and Identification of Claims
4.1 Risk Analysis of International Engineering Projects
4.2 Dynamism of Contract Management
4.3 Methods for Finding Claim Opportunities
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Part II Cost Claims and Time Claims
5 Cost Claims
5.1 Causes of Cost Claims
5.2 Composition and Calculation Methods of Cost Claims
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6 Time Claims
6.1 Time Claims and Their Classification
6.2 Calculation Methods for Time Claims
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Part III Classification and Analysis of Civil Engineering Claims
7 Claims Due to Project Delays
7.1 Content of Delays
7.2 Analysis of Project Delays
7.3 Calculation of Time Delay Claims
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8 Claims Due to Accelerated Construction
8.1 Classification of Accelerated Construction
8.2 Evidence for Accelerated Construction
8.3 Cost Calculation for Accelerated Construction
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9 Claims Due to Interfering Events
9.1 Content of Interfering Event Claims
9.2 Calculation of Interfering Event Claims
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