R-26: Delay Analysis Report
Data Date: 28 Feb 2026
Delay Analysis Report
Delay Event Log — Excusable / Compensable / Concurrent Analysis — Westport Industrial Complex Package 3 · EOT Claim Ref: WIC-EOT-003
ProjectWestport Industrial Complex — Package 3
Data Date28 Feb 2026
Contractor EOT Claim60 calendar days
Owner's Analysis20 days net
Dispute StatusUnder Review
Contractor Claimed EOT
60 cd
WIC-EOT-003
Excusable (Non-Compensable)
18 cd
Force Majeure / Authority
Excusable & Compensable
22 cd
Owner-caused, no overlap
Concurrent Days
20 cd
Both parties contributed
Contractor-Caused
12 cd
No EOT entitlement
Total Gross Delay (all events)
72 cd
Sum of all identified delay events
Less: Concurrent Delay
−20 cd
Deducted per contract Clause 13.8
Net Excusable Delay
18 cd
EOT entitlement — no cost recovery
Net Compensable Delay
22 cd
EOT + prolongation costs claim
Owner's Accepted EOT
40 cd
Excusable + Compensable = 18 + 22
Dispute Gap
20 cd
Contractor claimed 60, Owner accepts 40
Delay Event Log
Event ID Period Cause Responsible Party Gross Impact (cd) Excusable Compensable Concurrent Net Impact (cd) EOT Ref Status
DE-001 01–28 Sep 2025 Employer Variation Owner — Engineering 28 28 EOT-001 Agreed
DE-002 05 Oct – 03 Nov 2025 Contractor Default Contractor — Civil Sub. 30 30 Contractor Risk
DE-003 15 Oct – 03 Nov 2025 Concurrent Both Parties 20 0 EOT-002 (partial) Disputed
DE-004 10–31 Nov 2025 Regulatory Authority — Permit Delay 21 21 EOT-002 Accepted
DE-005 01 Dec 2025 – 14 Jan 2026 Late Info Release Owner — IFC Dwg. Delay 44 22 EOT-003 Under Review
DE-006 20 Jan – 16 Feb 2026 Productivity Loss Contractor — Concrete 27 27 Contractor Risk
DE-007 01–25 Feb 2026 Force Majeure Neither — Extreme Rain 18 18 EOT-003 (incl.) Accepted
TOTAL 188 — (net 40 cd accepted)
* Gross total exceeds net because of concurrent event overlap (DE-002 and DE-003 overlap by 20 days). Net impact calculated using Dominant Cause analysis per SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol (2nd Edition).
Delay Event Overlap Timeline (Sep 2025 – Feb 2026)
Sep 25 Oct 25 Nov 25 Dec 25 Jan 26 Feb 26 Mar 26 DE-001 Employer Variation (28cd) DE-002 Contractor Default (30cd) DE-003 Concurrent (20cd) DE-004 Regulatory (21cd) DE-005 Late IFC Drawings (44cd — 22cd net) DE-006 Productivity Loss (27cd) DE-007 Force Majeure (18cd) CONCURRENT Owner/Employer-caused Contractor-caused Concurrent Regulatory/Third Party Force Majeure
Delay Analysis — Claim Position Summary

The Contractor's EOT-003 claim of 60 calendar days cannot be substantiated in full. Owner analysis under the SCL Delay Protocol (Dominant Cause methodology) demonstrates the following position:

  • Agreed: 28 cd — DE-001 (Employer Variation Sep 2025) was accepted under EOT-001. Prolongation costs already certified.
  • Agreed: 21 cd — DE-004 (Regulatory permit delay) and 18 cd — DE-007 (Force Majeure rainfall) are non-compensable excusable delays. Total: 39 cd excusable, no cost recovery.
  • Disputed: 22 cd — DE-005 (Late IFC drawings) is a compensable Owner delay. However, the Contractor's claim of 44 cd impact is overstated. The Owner's analysis shows only 22 cd of critical-path impact as the remaining 22 cd overlapped with DE-006 (Contractor's own productivity failure).
  • Contractor risk: 57 cd — DE-002 (subcontractor default 30 cd) and DE-006 (concrete productivity 27 cd) are contractor-caused with no entitlement.
  • Concurrent: 20 cd — The DE-002/DE-003 overlap period (Oct 15 – Nov 3) is concurrent delay. Under most-likely applicable law (common law jurisdiction), no EOT is awarded to either party for concurrent periods.
  • Owner's counter-position: Grant EOT of 40 cd (18 excusable + 22 compensable), reject remaining 20 cd. Compensable prolongation costs capped at 22 cd site overheads per agreed rates in Appendix F.