Study on Construction Claim for International Project Based on Contract Status Analysis

Yi Hong Zhou; Wei Tan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.174-177.3356

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Study on Construction Claim for International Project Based on Contract Status Analysis

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Claim management is the most important content in international contract management. Contract status is a significant way to identify claim opportunity and calculate claim value. In this paper, firstly, the nature of construction claim was disclosed by contract status analysis under FIDIC Conditions. Secondly, how to calculate claim value by contract status analysis was studied and finally it was proved by an engineering practice. It is indicated that contract analysis is a feasible way to identify claim opportunity and calculate claim value. It can provide references for the further engineering practices.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 174-177)

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3356-3359

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May 2012

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Yi Hong Zhou, Wei Tan

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Construction Claim, Contract Management, Contract Status Analysis, FIDIC Conditions, International Project

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