Delay In Construction Project In West Bank. Outline:  Background.  Research objective & methods.  Important factors that cause time and cost overrun.

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Delay In Construction Project In West Bank

Outline:  Background.  Research objective & methods.  Important factors that cause time and cost overrun.  Discussions on effects of delay on participants of project.  Conclusion.  Recommendations. 1

Background  Most problem in construction is delay.  Construction contract = contract duration ( specified period of time) = contractor must comply to achieve substantial completion within this time.  For unexpected reasons contractor fails to complete the project within the contract period.  Owner will claim liquidated damages and obtain contractual release extension of time.  Delay analysis based on responsibilities : delay excusable (compensable & non compensable ) and inexcusable  Project delay result from computing activity delay.  Traditional delay analysis method based always on CPM analysis on other words any delay on critical path delay the project completion. 2

The Objectives The objective of this research are:  Determining the level and causes of delays in construction projects.  Explore the relationship between the delayed projects and participants of implementing the project.  Study the effect of delay on the projects in general and effect in contractor and owner.  Determine the relationship between the project delay and its type and size.  Search for solution and how to minimize the causes of delay. 3

Topic Selection Establish Objective Define the problem Project Proposal Develop Research Plan Literature Review Field Surveying Questionnaire Design Conducting Survey Conducting Survey Result and Data Analysis Result and Data Analysis Conclusion and Recommendation Piloting (expert was invited) The Methodology 4

The questionnaire consists of four parts :  General information about the respondent.  Factors that affect the increase in the duration of the engineering projects.  Factors that affect the increase in the cost of engineering projects.  The effects of the delay on the project as a whole and on the participants of the project. 5

Data Analysis Questionnaire survey City nameQuestionnaire were sent Questionnaire were responded Nablus3025 Tulkarem2115 Ramallah2017 6

Data analysis The most important factors that cause time overrun from Contractor point view  Owner delay in freeing the contractor financial payments.  Slow permits by Government agencies.  Poor site conditions(location, ground).  Poor economic conditions (currency, inflation rate).  Unrealistic contract durations imposed by owner. 7

 Major disputes and negotiations.  Insufficient number of staffs (contractor).  Poor site conditions(location, ground).  Slow information flow between project team members.  Spend some time to find sub-contractors company. 8 Data analysis The most important factors that cause time overrun from Owner point view

 Owner delay in freeing the contractor financial payments.  Poor site management.  Back of follow up for the project schedule and absence of continuous tracking.  Insufficient number of staffs (contractor).  Inadequate contractor experience. 9 Data analysis The most important factors that cause time overrun from Consultant point view

 Owner delay in freeing the contractor financial payments  Poor site management  Strikes, occupation attacks and borders closures  Major disputes and negotiations  Insufficient number of staffs (contractor)  Poor economic conditions (currency, inflation rate)  Back of follow up for the project schedule and absence of continuous tracking  Delay of material delivery to site  Suspension of work by owner or contractor  Inadequate contractor experience 10 Data analysis The most important factors that cause time overrun from All respondents point view

 Inability of the contractor to be adopted properly with the project environmental.  Low communication of donors to compensate any bad result that may come from the economic political situation.  Influenced by the total cost of the project due to delays.  Fluctuations in the cost of building materials.  Lack of cost planning /monitoring during pre-and post contract stages. 11 Data analysis The most important factors that cause cost overrun from All respondents point view

Data analysis Additional cost of delayed project 12

Data analysis The percentage of increasing cost of delayed project 13

Data analysis Productivity rate of labors when the project delay 14

Data analysis Quality of work in delayed project 15

Data analysis The additional costs of the contract value paid by the Contractor as a percentage of delayed projects 16

Conclusions  The time overrun cause almost from owner and contractor in addition to the external factors because : Owner delay in freeing the contractor financial payments is related to owner. Insufficient number of staffs (contractor) is related to contractor. Strikes, occupations attacks and borders closures is related to external factors.  The cost overrun is a normal result of the delay.  The cost of the project will be increased if the project is delayed.  The quality of the project will be reduced in delayed project.  productivity of the workers will be reduced due to delay of current project. 17

Recommendation  Owner should pay progress payment to the contractor on time.  The owner must take enough time to think about the shape and design of the construction.  Owners are recommended to have technical staff who is able to manage the different stages.  Contractors are recommended to be aware on the construction materials.  Contractors are advised to establish stores construction materials required.  Contractors are recommended to qualified and quantified technical staff with the appropriate experience.  Contractors are recommended to prepare the way for the statement and the schedule for the project.  Designer are recommended to develop the way of showing the Architectural Design from two dimension to three dimension. 18

Presentation date: 19/12/