Case Studies
Two forensic analyses from the record of CPP's principal: a municipal community-centre delay claim resolved at full recovery, and a mining disruption analysis on a job that ended mid-course. The work and the outcomes are real; specific quantum and any live-matter details stay confidential.
Municipal Community Centre — Forensic Delay Claim
Contractor-side forensic delay analysis and EOT claim on an Ontario municipality's new community centre project, performed in-house for the contractor. AACE 29R-03 windows analysis across the contemporaneous update record, demonstrating owner-caused critical-path delay with conservative concurrency.
Mine Process-Plant Expansion — Disruption Claim
Contractor-side disruption, delay and acceleration analysis on a process-plant expansion at an operating mine, performed in-house for the self-perform contractor. As-planned versus as-built with an event-by-event impacted baseline and cumulative carry-through, on a job that ended mid-course.
Disclosure — Real Matters
Both case studies describe real analyses performed by CPP's principal. Both were performed in-house for the contractor while he served as its planning and scheduling lead, and they are presented as representative of the method CPP applies in independent expert retentions. The methodology, the analysis, and the outcomes are as described. Specific resolution figures, quantum, and any details of matters that remain live are withheld and stay confidential.
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