Effective Management of Delay and Disruption Claims in Construction (Sri Lanka)

In the complex world of construction projects, disputes and claims are not uncommon. Two types of claims that often arise are delay claims and disruption claims. While they may seem similar at first glance, they have distinct characteristics such as it's focus, cause, proof requirements of effect, and legal considerations require different approaches for effective resolution.

Understanding the differences between these two types of claims is essential for contractors, consultants, clients, and legal professionals involved in construction projects.

Featured topics:

Claims administration mechanism in FIDIC 99 and 2017 Red Books
Mr. Hasan Al Zabeel
MAIQS, MRICS, MCIArb
Vice President of AIQS International Chapter Region 2 (AIQS –ICR2). FIDIC Certified Contract Manager, Expert Witness Licensed by Bahrain Courts and accredited as a Mediator by RICS and CIArb, Project Control Manager, NEOM Airports KSA

Shortcomings in EOT provisions of Standard Forms of Contract
Mr. Lalith Rathnayake
BSc(QS) Hons., MSc.(PM), FIQSSL
Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Contract Management Consultant Past President of Institute of Quantity Surveyors, Sri Lanka. Engaged as a committee member in construction industry regulatory bodies, national universities and professional institutions in Sri Lanka. Director, VFORM Consultants Private Ltd. and PROMAP Private Ltd.

Time Matters - Programme, Extension of Time, Delay and Disruption
Prof. Indrawansa Samaratunga DSc 
FRICS, FAIQS, FIQSSL, FCIArb, FCIOB, FCMI, FASI, FCABE
57 year international career in Quantity Surveying, Contract Administration and Dispute Resolution. Prof. Sam is a registered International arbitrator, has a successful training programme series "Sound Contract Administration" and is an in-demand presenter.

The practices and approaches by Sri Lankan Courts and Arbitral Tribunals in Connection with Delay and Disruption Analysis
Dr. Asanga Gunawansa, PC 
FSIArb, PhD (NUS); LLM (Warwick) 
Attorney-at-Law, Lead Counsel, Colombo Law Alliance, Visiting Professor - University of Moratuwa, Arbitrator and Mediator (SIAC, AIAC, THAC and SAARC Arbitration Council), Legal Consultant - IRM, Green Climate Fund, Visiting Judge of the Court of Appeal, Republic of Fiji.

PANEL: Career guidance for the Middle East construction industry

Mr. Hasan Al Zabeel together with:

Mr. Ajantha Premarathna
MBA, MSC (Pro. Mgt.), FAIQS, CQS, FRICS, FIQS-SL, 
Board Director of the AIQS. Member of the Executive Committee of AIQS UAE Branch.

Mr. Lokitha Karavita
BSc. (QS)Hons, MSc(PM), MAIQS, CQS, MRICS, AIQSSL
Councilor of the AIQS –ICR2. and Secretary of the AIQS –ICR2. Member of the Executive Committee of AIQS UAE Branch.

Moderator 
Mr. Dhammika T. Gamage
NDT (Civil Eng.), I.Eng, MCIArb, CIQS-PQS, FIIE(SL), FACostE, FIQS(SL), FCInstCES, FAIQS-CQS, FRICS
Councilor of the AIQS-ICR2, Chairman of AIQS UAE Branch and Former Board Member of the AIQS

About the event:

Date: 24 August 2024
Time: 2:00pm - 7:00pm (Sri Lanka)
Venue: Cinnamon Grand Colombo
CPD: 4.5 points

Price
Students: 1,000 Sri Lankan Rupee / $5 AUD 
AIQS Members: 2,000 Sri Lankan Rupee / $10 AUD
Non-Members: 3,000 Sri Lankan Rupee / $15 AUD
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The views and opinions expressed in this presentation are those of the presenter(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of AIQS.