White Papers
Decision-grade guidance on baselines, forecasting, earned value and forensic delay analysis, written for the people who have to sign off on the answer.
Beyond DCMA: what a schedule worth defending looks like
The DCMA 14-Point Assessment is a necessary test of structure. It says very little about whether the dates are true.
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TIA, windows or collapsed as-built? Choosing a delay method that survives scrutiny
The method chosen can decide a claim before the analysis begins. Here is how to choose it, and how to apply it so it stands up.
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Long-form guidance from our principals. Request an early copy.
Writing a schedule specification worth enforcing
Clause-by-clause guidance for owners who want baselines, updates and float provisions that hold up under pressure.
Concurrent delay without the fog
How tribunals and practitioners approach concurrency, and how to keep a record that makes apportionment possible.
Thinking that changes outcomes.
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