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Risk Mitigation Model for Addressing Contractual Claims Risk in Civil Infrastructure Projects in South Africa

Awad Saad,
Lance Wentzel,
Julius Ayodeji Fapohunda and
Rainer Haldenwang

Buildings2025, 15(12), 2029;https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings15122029

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12 June 2025

The risks arising from contractual claims in the civil engineering construction industry in South Africa are a concern. Currently, there are no risk mitigation models available for managers to help reduce such risks. A theoretical risk mitigation mod...

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A Risk-Based Prioritization Framework for Contractual Claim Drivers in Public Construction Projects: Evidence from Kuwait

Mohamed Abdel-Hamid,
Naser Saad Almutairi,
Nasser Musleh and
Hanaa Mohamed Abdelhaleem

Buildings2025, 15(20), 3637;https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings15203637

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10 October 2025

Disputes are common in the intricate professional setting of the construction sector. When claims cannot be resolved kindly, they often escalate into conflicts that result in litigation. Identifying the root reasons of these claims and understanding...

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Assessing the Delay, Cost, and Quality Risks of Claims on Construction Contract Performance

Fani Antoniou and
Alexandra Vassiliki Tsioulpa

Buildings2024, 14(2), 333;https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings14020333

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25 January 2024

Conflicts are frequent within the complex professional environment of the construction industry. If claims cannot be overcome amicably, they result in disputes that lead to litigation. Identification of the causes of these claims and their impact on...

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