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Recovering Fabrication Shop Losses for Delays: Why Traditional Damage Methodologies are Inadequate for Steel Fabricators

Changes Issued After the Contract Completion Date—Is the Longest Path the Right Path?

Contractor Licensing, Lender Security, Bid Protests, and Placement of Bonds and Insurance: Perils at the Start of a Project

BillS@clesolutions.com,2015,9(2), 153-185,Bid and Award,Changes,Claims (Preparation, Submission, Certification, False Claims Act, etc.),Equitable Remedies,Scheduling and Delays,Site Conditions,Sureties,Shreves, H. Bruce,Sink, Charles M.,

Successful Forensic Schedule Analysis

2007,1(1), 203-239,marty@boultoncreative.com,Fletcher, Jennifer W.,Scheduling and Delays,

Who Should Own the Float?

2010,4(1), 109-142,marty@boultoncreative.com,Hess, Stephen A.,Scheduling and Delays,

It’s a Matter of Time: Delay and Change

2014,8(1), 1-28,marty@boultoncreative.com,O’Connor, James Duffy,Scheduling and Delays,

Why Owners and Contractors Should Share the Float

2011,5(2), 27-46,marty@boultoncreative.com,Scheduling and Delays,Trauner, Theodore J., Jr., PE,

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