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Delay event and EOT submission record

Assemble the event chronology, notice record, programme comparison and supporting evidence for a time assessment.

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Identify the relevant contractual ground and affected completion obligation. Distinguish observed interruption from its assessed effect on completion.

Delay event and EOT submission record

Identify the relevant contractual ground and affected completion obligation. Distinguish observed interruption from its assessed effect on completion.

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Completed fictional example

Westhaven refurbishment · 14 October 2026 · Version 1.0

Event and notice

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Event and notice: completed fictional example
RecordCompleted exampleSource / status
EventLevel 1 access unavailable 7–8 OctAL-07/08 and D-07/08
NoticeN-01 issued 8 Oct; exact content and receipt retainedR-008; contract procedure checked separately
Affected activityPartition installation A-120Baseline P-02; progress update P-03
MitigationTwo installers redeployed on 7 Oct; access restored 8 Oct 10:00TS-07/08
AssessmentTwo days requested; critical sequence and other causes require assessmentPlanner narrative PN-03; not an agreed EOT

Submission index

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Submission index: completed fictional example
SectionDocumentPurposeReviewer / status
1Event narrative NAR-02Facts, contract basis and requested reliefQS reviewed
2P-02 / P-03Baseline, actual progress and forecast comparisonPlanner to confirm logic
3AL-07/08, D-07/08, TS-07/08Access, site and resource recordsOriginal files retained

This record does not automatically convert idle hours or an activity delay into an extension of time. Cost recovery is a separate assessment.

Understanding your results

This record does not automatically convert idle hours or an activity delay into an extension of time. Cost recovery is a separate assessment.

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