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Construction Expert Witness - Construction Risk Consultants supports you with sound technical analysis throughout all stages of construction litigation. We support you on a national and international level.
Construction Expert Witness - We are skilled professionals with diverse proven design and construction experience. Our practical experience shapes the basis of our comprehensive analysis. We have considerable experience in schedule analysis and project management.
Construction Expert Witness - We have analyzed construction claims and identified the root causes of construciton changes leading to delay & disruption, constructive acceleration, wrongful termination and other events.
Construction Expert Witness - We have developed counterclaims and determined ripple effects and impacts caused by various trades delaying the overall project.
Mag has recently supported an international engineering firm and its attorneys in AAA arbitration to win in excess of $80,000,000.00 for damages suffered during the performance of engineering and construction support services for two coal-fired power plants in China.
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Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, OH, Project Value: $300M
The Great American Ball Park became the second ballpark to be built on the banks of the Ohio River. In order for construction to begin, 14,000 seats had to be removed from the outfield of the Reds former home, Riverfront Stadium. For two years, Reds fans were able to watch the new ballpark rise beyond the outfield of Riverfront Stadium.
Great American Ballpark has approximately 42,271 red seats in three levels.
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Phillies Ballpark, Philadelphia, PA, Project Value: $350M
The 43,500-seat, state-of-the-art Citizens Bank Park is the ultimate baseball and entertainment experience located on a 21-acre site in South Philadelphia. Featuring natural grass, a dirt playing field, a scenic view of the Philadelphia skyline and an open-air atmosphere.
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Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant, Taipei, Taiwan, Project Value: $5B
The project involves a 2,700MW plant consisting of two 1,350MW units at Yenliao, on the north eastern tip of Taiwan, near the capital Taipei. The Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR) technology marks a departure from Taiwan Power Company (TPC's) three existing nuclear plants, which are smaller units completed in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR) is a Generation III reactor based on the boiling water reactor. The standard ABWR plant design has a net output of about 1350 megawatts electrical.
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750-Megawatt Natural Gas-Fired, Combined Cycle, Albany, NY, Project ue: $400M
Performed forensic analysis of schedule delays and cost overruns,
in defense of a contractor. Analysis included developing a
delay and disruption claim and the defense against the assessment
of substantial liquidated damages by the owner.
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Oil Refineries
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Refurbishment of Oil Refinery, Aruba, Project Value: $200M
Performed forensic analysis of owner caused impacts, in defense
of the termination of general contractor. Analysis included
a delay and disruption claim to justify the wrongful termination
by the owner and the defense against substantial backcharges, assessed
by the owner, to self perform incomplete work.
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Airports |
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Northwest Midfield Terminal, Detroit, MI, Project Value: $1.2B
Northwest Airlines designed and built a spectacular, state-of-the-art terminal at Wayne County's Detroit Metropolitan Airport. The project included the construction of a new international/domestic terminal (the "Midfield Terminal') with 97 gates, airfield connections via aprons and taxiways, a large parking structure with 11,500 spaces, a multi-level system of access roads to the new terminal, and a power plant.
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Convention Centers
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Orange County Convention Center (OCCC)- Phase IV, Orlando, Fl, Project Value: $800M
Orlando, Fla., is one of the prime convention destinations in the U.S., thanks to the weather, the local attractions and the modern, well-maintained Orange County Convention Center (OCCC).
The Phase V expansion, which consisted of 2.8 million sq.ft, of exhibit and meeting space, made it the largest public project in Orange County history. Combined with four earlier phases, the total complex is now the second largest convention center in the country.
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Boston Public Library, Boston, MA
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