Under all of the delay analysis protocols each delay event needs to be analysed separately. If the event caused a delay to completion an EOT is warranted. In the scenario described, any later claim has to allow for any previously approved (or claimed) EOT.
This situation is a good example of a scenario where ‘time windows’ are a useful approach. The actual situation at the start of each time window is the baseline, and delay at the end of the window attributable to a claimable event is the EOT claim.
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Under all of the delay analysis protocols each delay event needs to be analysed separately. If the event caused a delay to completion an EOT is warranted. In the scenario described, any later claim has to allow for any previously approved (or claimed) EOT.
This situation is a good example of a scenario where ‘time windows’ are a useful approach. The actual situation at the start of each time window is the baseline, and delay at the end of the window attributable to a claimable event is the EOT claim.
For more on this see: https://mosaicprojects.com.au/PMKI-ITC-020.php