Delay Entitlement Is a Causation System, Not a Calendar Argument
Why extension-of-time decisions should connect the event, responsibility, notice, causation, critical-path effect, mitigation and contractual entitlement.
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Why extension-of-time decisions should connect the event, responsibility, notice, causation, critical-path effect, mitigation and contractual entitlement.
Why progress payments should be based on contractual entitlement, verified performance, retention, set-off and evidence rather than invoice processing alone.
Why early delivery can reduce schedule risk while creating cash, storage, insurance, custody, title, preservation and obsolescence exposure for the project and client.
How leaders should control authority, scope, price, time and consequential effects before changed work becomes an uncontrolled commercial commitment.
How leaders should design authority, direction, certification and delegated judgement so contract administration remains credible under delivery pressure.