Project consultant Tygue Rudolph provides consulting and advisory assistance to clients relative to numerous complex construction matters, including schedule delay and acceleration; labor disruption, interference, and productivity impacts; and design/construction defects. Mr. Rudolph has advanced hands-on knowledge of Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling and working experience in a contract claims environment involving delay issues. His prior industry experience includes engineering and construction for residential, commercial, health care, educational, sports, and infrastructure projects. Mr. Rudolph holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin and is a certified Planning and Scheduling Professional (PSP) and Interim Cost Consultant (ICC).

• Prepares and evaluates construction claims for building, civil/infrastructure, industrial, pipeline, and offshore/marine construction projects
• Provides contemporaneous and forward-looking CPM schedule analysis and delay quantification for change orders and delay claims using industry-accepted and/or contractually stipulated schedule analysis methodologies
• Performs forensic CPM schedule analysis and delay quantification by means of industry- and court-accepted methodologies, including windows analysis, time impact analysis, contemporaneous period analysis, impacted as-planned, collapsed as-built, and as-planned vs. as-built methodologies
• Analyzes and quantifies labor disruption, interference, and productivity impacts utilizing measured mile, earned value, modified total cost, as well as specialty and general industry productivity studies
• Quantifies damages for extended project and home office overhead using recognized formulas including Eichleay and associated Eichleay variations
• Evaluates and quantifies damages relating to workmanship and design/construction defect issues
• Provides comprehensive litigation and arbitration discovery assistance and document research

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