IMPLEMENTATION STUDY OF SOCIETY OF CONSTRUCTION LAW (SCL): DELAY AND DISRUPTION PROTOCOL FOR DEALING WITH CONCURRENT DELAYS ON INDONESIAN PROJECTS

• Main Author: Fitrah, Allan
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Subjects: Teknik (Rekayasa, enjinering dan kegiatan berkaitan)
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/55900
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

One of the criteria for Construction project success is the completion of projects on time. Several Construction projects in Indonesia have experienced delays and disruptions, which have a significant impact on project financing, and may even affect project sustainability. SCL: Delay and Disruption Protocol is a scheme for dealing with delays and disruptions and is prepared to provide guidance on matters to be addressed while contracts are being drafted and negotiated, as well as for the management of claims for delays and disruptions that arise during the project. This study uses an approach and deepening the related literature to investigate the extent to which each party is responsible for project delays and whether this Protocol can be considered for application in the analysis of delays and disruptions in Construction projects in Indonesia. This research examines the contents, stages and functions of the SCL Protocol then creates a framework that shows the overall delay and disruption Protocols. Then review the application of the SCL in one case and then apply it to the other. The application of the SCL: Delay and Disruption Protocol has the potential to be applied because basically the Oil and Gas infrastructure X project, Contractor which is one of the case studies has applied the SCL Protocol in project recording, submitting sub-network / delay Fragnet (Employer Risk Event) as soon as possible when / After the delay event occurs, describes the actual delay and projects the delay impact then the Contractor performs an analysis to determine the longest critical path.