Causes of Construction Claims in Large-Scale Projects

1. Causes of Construction Claims in Large-Scale Projects 1. Design Errors and Omissions 1 Inaccurate or incomplete designs often lead to disputes between contractors and owners. 2. Contractual Misunderstandings 2 Vague or unclear terms can result in claims over scope changes or delays. 3. Project Delays 3 Weather conditions, labor shortages, and material delays often extend timelines, triggering claims. 4. Site Conditions 4 Unforeseen conditions, like soil instability or contamination, can cause unexpected costs and claims. 5. Variation Orders 5 Frequent change orders to the project’s scope or specifications increase the likelihood of claims. 6. Poor Project Management 6 Inefficient scheduling, coordination, or resource allocation can lead to disputes and claims. 7. Force Majeure Events 7 Natural disasters or other unpredictable events can cause delays and lead to claims. 8. Payment Delays 8 Late or missing payments to contractors or subcontractors may result in financial claims. 9. Regulatory Changes 9 Changes in law or local regulations during a project can lead to claims for additional costs or delays. 10. Subcontractor Issues 10 Poor performance or disputes with subcontractors can escalate into claims affecting the entire project. https://ccr.work/5-key-strategies-for-successful-construction-claims-management/