Collapsed As Built Delay Analysis

“Retrospective Schedule Delay Analysis” is another term for “Collapsed As Built Delay Analysis”

Collapsed As Built is used for identifying the project’s already occurred delays and analyzing the reasons for these delays. Pearls Delay Analysis Schedulers use Collapse As Built for identifying the impact of the delays on the construction project’s progress schedule. Collapsed-As-Built Analysis is also known as Retrospective Schedule Delay Analysis. Retrospective Schedule Analysis simply based on the after-event-analysis.

Pearls Construction consulting team provides a collapsed-as-built delay analysis. Collapsed-As-Built Analysis is a technique that starts with construction as built schedule analysis. After that, we are subtracting the activities that cause delays to your project. The collapse-As-Built analysis is an important approach in delay analysis. It portraits the effects the delays have on the project’s overall date of completion.

At Pearls Construction LLC,

Construction CPM Scheduling Experts are demonstrating a collapsed-as-built schedule delay that shows when the completion date of your project might be. But we are demonstrating it only for the delays that have happened. Thereby, it gives us an insight into how we must address these delays correctly. It occurs through following a correction plan that reverses them or minimizes their threats to your project’s completion.

Construction Claims service includes many types of claims, for example, Delay Claims, Window Analysis, Collapse as-built delay Analysis, Change order request Analysis, Cost Claims, and Time Extension Claims. Considering each different type of construction claims need a methodology, our construction delay management consultants make sure they’ve studied each project. In order to assist you with professional judgment while selecting the most suitable delay analysis method. We have worked on many projects, with different scopes and sizes. Our experienced construction delay analysis experts can carry out the delay analysis “Collapse-As-Built” that fits any construction project delays.