Forensic Delay Analysis & Disruption Analysis
Uncover the Truth Behind Delays & Disruption
We provide independent, defensible delay and disruption analysis services across construction, engineering, and infrastructure projects. Our work helps clients uncover the root causes, assign responsibility, and strengthen claims or defenses.
Why Masin Forensic Delay and Analysis Services?
Our forensic experts specialize in identifying the real causes of delay and disruption. Using proven methodologies and deep scheduling expertise, we deliver objective assessments that hold up in negotiations, arbitration, and courtrooms.
What We Do
All reports by Masin follow international best practices (SCL, AACE) and are prepared with a level of rigor that stands up under scrutiny. Our core services include:
Forensic Delay Analysis
We investigate critical path delays using industry-accepted methods (CPM, TIA, Windows analysis) tailored to the project's stage and complexity.
Retrospective & Prospective Scheduling
We apply forward- and backward-looking scheduling tools to analyze delay impact across timelines, from planned to as-built conditions.
Disruption & Productivity Loss Analysis
Our team uses productivity-based models (Measured Mile, Earned Value) and cost impact assessments to quantify inefficiencies and lost outputs.
Concurrency & Apportionment Studies
We determine shared responsibility by identifying overlapping delays and distinguishing between excusable vs. non-excusable events.
Mitigation & Acceleration Review
We assess efforts taken to mitigate delays or accelerate works and evaluate their effectiveness in claim justification.
Claims Strategy Support
From early advice to formal submissions, we work closely with legal teams to build strong cases with accurate, delay-based narratives.
How We Do It
Structured. Proven. Impact-Focused.
Our forensic delay and disruption analyses follow industry-leading practices like SCL Protocol and AACE guidelines—ensuring credibility and accuracy every time. Our expert services include:
Investigate
We analyze critical path schedules, timelines, and progress records to pinpoint the true causes of delay and disruption.
Analyze
Using appropriate prospective or retrospective methods, we assess delay responsibility and quantify impacts on cost and time.
Deliver
We prepare clear, defensible reports and visual timelines that simplify complex delay and disruption claims for legal teams and tribunals.
Why Masin
We help you tell your side of the story – with facts, not assumptions. We add value by:
- Specialists in forensic delay and disruption for complex infrastructure projects
- Methodologies tested and accepted in international tribunals
- Integrated analysis covering delay, disruption, and quantum together
- Trusted by legal teams for clarity, objectivity, and expert delivery
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Experience resolving high-stakes engineering and construction disputes.
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Dispute value managed across global projects and complex claims.
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Cases handled across arbitration, litigation, adjudication, and mediation.
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Clients including contractors, developers, law firms, and Fortune 500s.
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