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    Month / Year Delay Event: Baseline Rev. Baseline

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    The document is a Gantt chart showing project delays from January 2017 to October 2020. It depicts two main delays - the relocation of Etisalat works from February to April 2017 which caused a 548 calendar day delay, and delays in testing and energization of the electrical network from June to August 2017 resulting in an 842 calendar day delay. The chart also notes employer delay events from January 2018 to September 2020 extending the project completion date to October 2020.

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    The document is a Gantt chart showing project delays from January 2017 to October 2020. It depicts two main delays - the relocation of Etisalat works from February to April 2017 which caused a 548 calendar day delay, and delays in testing and energization of the electrical network from June to August 2017 resulting in an 842 calendar day delay. The chart also notes employer delay events from January 2018 to September 2020 extending the project completion date to October 2020.

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    The document is a Gantt chart showing project delays from January 2017 to October 2020. It depicts two main delays - the relocation of Etisalat works from February to April 2017 which caused a 548 calendar day delay, and delays in testing and energization of the electrical network from June to August 2017 resulting in an 842 calendar day delay. The chart also notes employer delay events from January 2018 to September 2020 extending the project completion date to October 2020.

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    Month / Year Delay Event: Baseline Rev. Baseline

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    burerey
    The document is a Gantt chart showing project delays from January 2017 to October 2020. It depicts two main delays - the relocation of Etisalat works from February to April 2017 which caused a 548 calendar day delay, and delays in testing and energization of the electrical network from June to August 2017 resulting in an 842 calendar day delay. The chart also notes employer delay events from January 2018 to September 2020 extending the project completion date to October 2020.

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    May-17

    Mar-17

    Aug-17

    Nov-17
    Dec-17
    Sep-17
    Feb-17

    Apr-17

    Oct-17
    Jun-17
    Delay

    Jan-17

    Jul-17
    Month / Year
    Event

    12.2.17 548 cd
    Baseline
    842 cd
    Rev. Baseline

    DE.14 Etisalat Relocation Works

    DE.15 Delay in Testing & Energization


    of electrical Network

    Recommendation

    Baseline
    Employer Delay Event
    548 cd
    Jan-18

    842 cd
    Feb-18

    ployer Delay Event


    Mar-18
    Apr-18
    May-18
    Jun-18
    Jul-18
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    13.8.18
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    May-19
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    3.6.19

    3.6.19
    3.6.19
    3.6.19

    Jul-19
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    128 cd
    128 cd

    Sep-19
    Cut-off Date 15.4.19

    9.10.19 Oct-19
    9.10.19

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    Jan-20
    Feb-20
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