EOT & Delay / DEMO GUIDE
An EOT starts with a record, not a claim.
A practical introduction to connecting events, contemporary records and a reviewable chronology.
Record what happened
Separate an observation from an interpretation. Capture the date, location, affected activity and source of the information. Reference photographs, instructions and daily reports without changing the underlying records.
Connect the chronology
Track when the event began, when it was reported and when its effects changed. A register helps organise evidence; it does not establish responsibility, critical delay or entitlement.
Review the applicable contract
Check the executed contract for notice provisions and submission requirements. Consider programme evidence and seek qualified project-specific review before relying on a claim.
