STUDY ON DELAY CONSTRUCTION PROJECT IN INDIA

Authors

  • MR. KARTIK BAGRECHA Department of Project and construction Management,MITADT University, MIT-College of Management, Pune,Maharashtra, India
  • MS. AYUSHI BAIS Department of Project and construction Management,MITADT University, MIT-College of Management, Pune,Maharashtra, India

Keywords:

causes of delays, effects of delays, construction project,

Abstract

The Indianconstruction project has experienced significant delays. The construction industry is large, volatile and requires high investment. Delays occur in almost all construction projects, and the importance of these delays varies widely from project to project.During construction, the delay may be defined as exceeding the completion date specified in the contract or exceeding the date on which the parties agreed to the delivery of the project. Delay means loss of revenue due to lack of production facilities andrental space, as well as dependency on current facilities. Project delays are directly related to the total construction costs. The delay can only be minimized if the cause is identified. The purpose of this paper is to examine ways to minimize the cause of build delays, delays, and build delays. Project delays include several factors such as missing funds, changes in the drawings, lack of effective communication and inadequate project management.

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 11 (2017): IJIERT

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