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Quick Guide to extension of time claims

(EOT Claims)

Table of Contents 
0.1. Three types of delay events
0.2. Main Delay analysis methods for Extension of time claims
0.2.0.1. Impacted As-Planned
0.2.0.2. Collapsed As-Built
0.2.0.3. As-Planned vs As-Built
0.3. What we can claim under Extension of time claims,
0.3.0.1. Site office costs 
 0.3.0.2. Site overheads
0.3.0.3. Head Office overheads
0.4. What are time-related costs for Extension of time claims?
0.4.0.0.1. Hudson formula
0.4.0.0.2. Emden formula
0.5. Finance & insurance-related costs
0.5.0.1. Bond renewal charges
0.5.0.2. The delayed release of retention
0.5.1. EOT Request Letter

Extension of time claims(EOT claims) are the most discussed type of claims in
the construction industry, the Main intention of this article is to give you a
better understanding of EOT claims. Before we move into further details on the
extension of time claims we will look into the nature of the extension of time
claims.

In the construction industry, It is inevitable to avoid delays. It is tough to find a

project which was not affected due to any delay <
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construction/> event. Hence, EOT claims play a significant part of the industry.
Whenever a contractor raises an EOT claim, that will lead to a conflict between
contractor and client. In most of the cases, clients will not agree with the claim
amount that the contractor is claiming. Most contractors say that clients are
intentionally avoiding or cutting claims raised by them. 

But most industry experts indicate that contractors are letting clients cut their
claims by submitting incompetent submissions. Indeed, clients cannot avoid or
unreasonably reduce properly filed  EOT claim  with relevant data and
correspondences. This is a universal truth for any construction claim. Apart from