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Explore how HPM Consultants brings clarity to complex scheduling,delay and damages disputes.

River Street Marketplace Commercial Development

The Challenge

HPM Consultants was retained in connection with River Street Marketplace Commercial Development delay dispute to determine whether alleged delay events materially impacted overall project completion. The assignment focused on identifying actual delay drivers, evaluating critical path impacts, and distinguishing alleged delays from other concurrent project activities.

Our Services

HPM Consultants conducted a forensic schedule and project document review, including schedule analysis, progress records, project correspondence, and critical path evaluation. The assessment focused on determining whether the alleged delay events affected project completion and identifying the true causes influencing the schedule outcome.

Outcome

HPM Consultants developed an independent, fact-based assessment regarding the extent of delay attributable to the alleged events. The findings provided the Client and legal counsel with a clear understanding of schedule impacts using accepted forensic scheduling methodologies and project records.

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