How do you assess changes in management?
The contract has a site management team which changes during the project.
At the start ( 1xProject Manager, 1x Site Agent, 1xWorks Manager, 1xengineer) as per contract data part 2.
During the project there are a lot of delays and the original staff are not performing as anticipated and the Contractor brings in additional management resources
After six months ( 3xProject Managers, 3x Site Agents, 1x Works Manager,, 2 x engineers)
Any delay costs that include the management team then increases significantly for the additional staff.
However the contractor has not submitted an early warning or notified a compensation event due to a change in price due to the extra staff.
So should the assessment be based on the original site team and what is in Contract data Part 2, until the Contractor notifies that the change in the site team may increase the price, or is the fact that it has been longer than eight weeks since the change in the management team that then they are not entitled to any change in prices?
Or does the fact the EW's and PMI;s have been raised mean that any changes to the site team are included in a compensation event so should be assessed in the quotations?
The contract has a site management team which changes during the project.
At the start ( 1xProject Manager, 1x Site Agent, 1xWorks Manager, 1xengineer) as per contract data part 2.
During the project there are a lot of delays and the original staff are not performing as anticipated and the Contractor brings in additional management resources
After six months ( 3xProject Managers, 3x Site Agents, 1x Works Manager,, 2 x engineers)
Any delay costs that include the management team then increases significantly for the additional staff.
However the contractor has not submitted an early warning or notified a compensation event due to a change in price due to the extra staff.
So should the assessment be based on the original site team and what is in Contract data Part 2, until the Contractor notifies that the change in the site team may increase the price, or is the fact that it has been longer than eight weeks since the change in the management team that then they are not entitled to any change in prices?
Or does the fact the EW's and PMI;s have been raised mean that any changes to the site team are included in a compensation event so should be assessed in the quotations?