MASIN undertakes forensic delay analysis to determine ‘excusable,’ ‘non-excusable,’ ‘compensable,’ and ‘non-compensable’ delays. We also identify any ‘mitigation’ and ‘acceleration measures’ implemented in support of claims for ongoing, completed, and disputed engineering and construction projects.

Our experts are experienced in selecting the most suitable methods for delay assessment from a variety of delay analysis techniques. They are adept at choosing the appropriate prospective and/or retrospective methods based on specific circumstances.

MASIN’s experts apply sound planning and scheduling principles to quantify delays in all critical and near-critical path activities. They identify the origins and causes of each delay and understand cause-to-effect and effect-to-cause relationships.

Our specialists are skilled in assigning responsibility for delays, including the apportionment/allocation of delays according to each party’s actions or inactions. They are adept at identifying concurrent delays and conducting concurrency analysis.

Additionally, MASIN undertakes a wide range of disruption and productivity loss analyses. We apply suitable methodologies, including cost-based and productivity-based approaches such as measured mile analysis, earned value analysis, comparison studies, and modeling.