The rapid evolution of the global construction industry has intensified the need for effective project management practices that ensure timely and successful project delivery. Despite advancements in construction methodologies, project delays remain a persistent challenge, often leading to cost overruns, contractual disputes, and reduced stakeholder confidence. This study examines delay analysis techniques as essential tools for understanding, evaluating, and resolving construction project disputes. Effective project management plays a critical role in ensuring that construction objectives related to time, cost, and quality are achieved; however, inadequacies in planning and execution frequently result in delays that necessitate formal claims and dispute resolution processes. The study highlights the importance of structured delay analysis methods in identifying the causes and impacts of delays, thereby supporting fair and transparent resolution of claims between contracting parties. By improving the accuracy of delay assessment, these techniques contribute to better decision-making, enhanced accountability, and improved project outcomes. Ultimately, the integration of systematic delay analysis into construction project management frameworks strengthens dispute resolution mechanisms and promotes more efficient project delivery in the industry
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