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    CRICA CASE NO.467/2006

    CCCO VS. GPP

    STATEMENT OF DEFENCE

    Page 1 of59

    Objections to The Contractors Claiming Practice

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    PHASE I

    No. 01- Gas Works

    No. 02: Multimedia.

    No. 04: Decorative Lighting.

    No. 0

    No. 07: H4 Additional Parking.

    No. 8- Fire Escape:

    No. 8B- Fire Escape:

    No. 8C- Atrium Smoke Curtain (CVN 490):No. 9A- Smoke Management:

    No. 9B- Smoke Management H1-H4 (CVN 226):

    No. 9C- Car Park Smoke Containment and Extract Modifications:

    No. 10- VRV Units:

    No. 13: C78 Pyramid

    No. 14- 5th Floor:

    No. 15- CCTV & Security:

    No. 16- Food Courts (Commercial Center Phase I):

    No. 17- Refuse Room:

    No. 18- Emergency Exit Signage Conduits:No. 19: Exhibition Roof Panels.

    No. 21- Operators Electrical Requirements:

    No. 22: 1st Basement Revised Lighting

    No. 23- Busway Risers:

    No. 24: FCU Connection to BMS

    No. 25- False Ceiling & Column Capitals:

    No. 26: Toilet [Access] Modifications

    No. 27: False Ceiling Coordination

    No. 28: Service Corridor Ceiling

    No. 29: Operator FacilitiesNo. 31: Lighting Control Modifications

    No. 32: Panel Board Feeders

    No. 33: Cradle Cleaning System.

    No. 35: Atrium Skylights.

    No. 37: Audio Visual

    No. 38: Life Safety Signage (H1-H4).

    No. 39: Coffee Shop Ground Floor

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    No. 40: Brasserie Restaurant.

    No. 41: Folding Partitions.

    No. 42: CDA Requirements.

    No. 43: Boiler Redesign

    No. 44: H4 Lift Pit @ X27/Y22.

    No. 45: Penthouse

    No. 46: Italian Restaurant

    No. 47: Japanese Restaurant

    No. 48: Lebanese Restaurant.

    PHASE IINo. 01: Gas Works.

    No. 53: A8 Building.

    No. 54: H5/O1 Hotel: Change of Design

    Stop Work.No. 55: H5/O1 HotelRelease of Revised Design.

    No. 56: H5/O1 HotelRelease of TP5 Revised Design.

    No. 60: C10 Swimming Pool.

    No. 61: Commercial Centre Phase 2 Structural Redesign

    No. 62: External Road Works.

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    CCCO VS. GPP

    STATEMENT OF DEFENCE

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    1- Gas Works

    1A- Appointment of Egypt Gas

    Gas Misr is the nominated sub contractor to CCCO. For the gas piping, it is known that therewas an agreement between GPP and Egypt Gas as the authorized company to construct gasworks in Egypt.

    On other hand, many of works have been deleted from CCCOs scope of work, were inconjunction between CCCO and Egypt Gas as coordination process, such as Main Gas Shut-off Valve, Gas Pipes in Shafts and Gas Detection System.

    The following table showing the delayed finish dates of Egypt Gas works, the affected CCCO2

    ndfix works and the IRs concerned with 2

    ndfix activities.

    Floor Level

    Egypt Gas Works

    (Piping, Sleevs, seismic

    Supports, ExpansionJoints)

    Finish Dates

    CCCO Works

    (HVAC Conduits, F/P,

    Plumbing, CablingWorks)

    Finish Dates

    HVAC Conduits, F/P,

    Plumbing, Cabling

    WorksFinish Dates

    according to IRs

    2nd

    Basement30 May 2002 16 November 2002 14 September 2004

    Ground

    Floor16 January 2003 16 November 2002 11 July 2004

    1st Floor06 February 2003 16 December 2002 28 February 2004

    2nd Floor27 February 2003 01 March 2003 16 October 2004

    According to the table above, Egypt Gas works were performed and finished within the periodwhere CCCO was carrying out 2

    ndfix activities. Egypt Gas works were completed before CCCO

    is able to finish its 2nd

    fix activities with duration over a year.

    Conclusion:

    Since Egypt Gas works were performed concurrently with CCCO 2nd

    fix activities, andthen there is no delay incurred due to Egypt Gas.

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    1- Gas Works

    1B- Gas Detection System

    The Contractor claimed that alleged delaying event start date is 7 February 2002, where in themeeting held on 7 February 2002, Egypt Gas requested that CCCO stop the ceiling works

    Program CT29 dated 1 January 2002 indicating a completion date for commercial center on 20March 2003, and program CT31 dated 1 March 2002 indicating completion date for commercialcenter on 11 February 2003, i.e. such instructions didnt affect the Block completion date

    The Contractors delay analysis is based on CVN 247 & 247 (1). However, each CVN should beconsidered as a delaying event and to be simulated with its contemporaneous update to assess itsimpact upon the project completion date as indicated in Padraig Anglin expert report on projectdelay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 247

    SoD No.: 2Title: Block H1-H4: Natural Gas Detection SystemPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/802/463

    1

    Date of Issue: 8 May 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor did not provide substantiations that they preserved rights for delays mayencounter as a result of issuing CVN 247.

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor received the instructions to proceed with work pertaining to this eventthrough CVN number 247 which issued on 8 May 2002.

    2- However, the contemporaneous update to assess the alleged impact upon the projectcompletion date should be HT33 data date 1 May 2002, but the Contractor simulate

    this delaying event with update HT31 dated 1 March 2002, which is wrong.

    3- Furthermore, the Contractor should simulate only the impact of issuing CVN 247 toassess its impact upon the contract completion date, but the Contractor analyzed theimpact of CVN 247 & 247 (1) all together in the same program update and combinedthe impact of several delaying events issued in various dates, which is deceptive

    1See attached letter

    http://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-05-08-PMO-0463.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-05-08-PMO-0463.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-05-08-PMO-0463.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-05-08-PMO-0463.pdf
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    4- In spite that CVN 247 was issued to Hotel Block H1-H4, but the contractor consider itsimpact to Blocks A1-A3, Commercial Center and F buildings.

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of this alleged delaying event

    CVN # 247 (1)

    SoD No.: 3Title: All Areas: Natural Gas Detection SystemPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1576/938

    2

    Date of Issue: 22 August 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/10/180A/ L. 36033

    dated 25 August 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - We write to inform you that completion of the works will be delayed beyond thecurrent extended Time for Completion

    Comments:

    4. The Contractor received the instructions to proceed with work pertaining to this eventthrough CVN number 247 (1) which issued on 22 August 2002.

    5. However, the contemporaneous update to assess the alleged impact upon the projectcompletion date should be CT36, HT36, F136 & F236 data date 1 August 2002, but theContractor simulate this delaying event with update XX31 dated 1 March 2002, which iswrong.

    6. Furthermore, the Contractor should simulate only the impact of issuing CVN 247 (1) toassess its impact upon the contract completion date, but the Contractor analyzed theimpact of CVN 247 & 247 (1) all together in the same program update and combinedthe impact of several delaying events issued in various dates, which is deceptive

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of this alleged delaying event

    2See attached letter

    3See attached letter

    http://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-22-PMO-0938.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-22-PMO-0938.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-22-PMO-0938.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-25-CCC-3603.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-25-CCC-3603.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-25-CCC-3603.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-25-CCC-3603.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201B%20-%20Gas%20Detection%20System/2002-08-22-PMO-0938.pdf
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    1- Gas Works

    1C- Seismic Sensors

    The Contractors delay analysis is based on CVN 204 & 204 (2). However, each CVN should beconsidered as a delaying event and to be simulated with its contemporaneous update to assess itsimpact upon the project completion date as indicated in Padraig Anglin expert report on projectdelay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 204

    SoD No.: 4Title: Blocks A1 to A8, F1, F2, Commercial Center and H1-H4: Seismic SensorsPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/506/310

    4

    Date of Issue: 21 March 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/L .20905

    dated 2 April 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - Late instruction for design change will cause delay and / or disruption to

    the progress of works

    Comments:

    5- The Contractor received the instructions to proceed with work pertaining to this eventthrough CVN number 204 which issued on 21 March 2002.

    6- However, the Contractor should simulate only the impact of issuing CVN 204 to assessits impact upon the contract completion date, but the Contractor analyzed the impact ofCVN 204 & 204 (2) all together in the same program update and combined the impactof several delaying events issued in various dates, which is deceptive

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of this alleged delaying event

    4See attached letter

    5See attached letter

    http://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdf
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    CVN # 204 (2)

    SoD No.: 5Title: Blocks A1 to A8, F1, F2, Commercial Center and H1-H4 & H5/O1 :

    Seismic SensorsPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/2323/1352

    6

    Date of Issue: 24 December 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor did not provide substantiations that they preserved rights for delays mayencounter as a result of issuing CVN 204 (2).

    Comments:

    3- The Contractor received the instructions to proceed with work pertaining to this eventthrough CVN number 204 (2) which issued on 24 December 2002.

    4- However, the Contractor should simulate only the impact of issuing CVN 204 (2) toassess its impact upon the contract completion date, but the Contractor analyzed theimpact of CVN 204 & 204 (2) all together in the same program update and combinedthe impact of several delaying events issued in various dates, which is deceptive

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of this alleged delaying event

    6See attached letter

    http://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-12-24-PMO-1352.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-12-24-PMO-1352.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-12-24-PMO-1352.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-12-24-PMO-1352.pdf
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    2- Multimedia

    2A- Trietech Program

    The Contractors delay analysis is based on CVN 204 & 204 (2). However, each CVN should beconsidered as a delaying event and to be simulated with its contemporaneous update to assess itsimpact upon the project completion date as indicated in Padraig Anglin expert report on projectdelay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 204

    SoD No.: 4Title: Blocks A1 to A8, F1, F2, Commercial Center and H1-H4: Seismic SensorsPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/506/310

    7

    Date of Issue: 21 March 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/L .20908

    dated 2 April 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - Late instruction for design change will cause delay and / or disruption to

    the progress of works

    Comments:

    7- The Contractor received the instructions to proceed with work pertaining to this eventthrough CVN number 204 which issued on 21 March 2002.

    8- However, the Contractor should simulate only the impact of issuing CVN 204 to assessits impact upon the contract completion date, but the Contractor analyzed the impact ofCVN 204 & 204 (2) all together in the same program update and combined the impactof several delaying events issued in various dates, which is deceptive

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of this alleged delaying event

    7See attached letter

    8See attached letter

    http://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-04-02-CCC-2090.pdfhttp://e/Claimant's%20Statement%20of%20Claim%2027-09-2012/Emad%20Studies/Delaying%20Events%20Study%20-%20May%202013/CCCO%20-v-%20GPP%20-%20Appendix%203%20-%20No.%201%20Gas%20Works%20-%201C%20-%20Seismic%20Sensors/2002-03-21-PMO-0310.pdf
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    6- Substation6A- Substation Revised Drawings:

    Comments:

    1- Program P51N indicated that Activity # SS-00AC010 (Receive Structural Design Dwgsfor Constrn) is a start milestone dated 1 August 2000

    2- The Contractor claiming that receipt of the design was delayed from 1 August 2000 to18 October 2000 which delayed the construction works of substation

    3- Program update No. 5116 dated 1 December 2000 shown that activity # SS-00AC010(Receive Structural Design Drawings for Construction) is actually completed on 19October 2000 and also showing that the Contractor had submitted the 1

    stlot of

    structural shop drawings for approval on 26 August 2000.

    4- Program update No. 5116 dated 1 December 2000 showing also that the substationconstruction works was actually started on 20 September 2000

    5- Program update No. 5116 showing also that the Contractor is actually received theArchitectural design drawings for construction on 4 October 2000

    6- Therefore, the Contractor assumption that the design drawings have been delayedfrom 1 August 2000 till 18 October 2000 is deceptive.

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of this alleged delaying event

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    6B- Substation S/C HVB:

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor submitted a standalone program for the substations named NSUS data

    date 16 October 2001 via their letter ref. 674/26/180A/L0128 9, dated 18 October 2001,with completion date 4 May 2002.

    2- PMO in their letter ref. PMO/CCCO/TP5/01/1.6/951/42710

    , dated 22 October 2001,stated that CCC/O is now in the position of having the 66KV Substation comprehensivelyscheduled through to completion, with a consensus from all related parties concurring with and

    supporting that schedule. In the PMO view, CCC/O is now in complete control of this program

    and must drive thisplan to completion as targeted.

    3- The contractor issued a revised version of the standalone program of the substationsnamed NS27 via letter ref 674/26/180A/ L. 1333

    11, dated 18 November 2001, indicated

    that substations completion date is delayed till 24 June 2002

    4- The Contractor alleged that the delayed completion date of the substation is related tothe subcontractor HVB revisions, but they neither demonstrate what are these revisionsnor seeking PMO acceptance to the revised program.

    5- The Contractor did not incorporate the substation program into the related Blockprogram until 1 December 2001.

    6- The Contractor in order to assess the delays resulted from this alleged delaying event,just compared between two programs FT28 and FT39, without demonstrating what arethe cause of delays and did not provide proficient delay analysis to assess the impactupon the project completion date.

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of this alleged delaying event

    9See attached letter

    10See attached letter

    11See attached letter

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    8- Fire Escape:

    The Contractors delay analysis is based on CVN 362 & 362 (1). However, each CVN should beconsidered as a delaying event and to be simulated with its contemporaneous update to assess itsimpact upon the project completion date as indicated in Padraig Anglin expert report on project

    delay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 362

    SoD No.: 15Title: Commercial Center Zone C8: Provision of Fire Escape CorridorPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1147/665

    12

    Date of Issue: 1 July 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/10/180A/ L. 341813

    dated 2 July 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - We give notice, pursuant to Clause 44, that the additional work, and thetiming of its instructions are likely to cause delay to Completion

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor in his delay analysis did not consider CVN 362 and take intoconsideration the impact of CVN 362 (1) only

    2- The contractor in his interim detailed particulars issued on 7 July 2002 via letter ref.674/10/180A/ L. 3429

    14, indicated that the net effect of the delay to completion is 63

    working days to all works at level +9.40 for Zone C7/8

    3- The Contractor in his delay analysis in SoC concluded that the subject CVN did notresulted critical delay to the Commercial Center

    Conclusion:

    The contractor did not suffer critical delay to the Commercial Center due to therequirement of CVN 362

    12See attached letter

    13See attached letter

    14See attached letter

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    CVN # 362 (1)

    SoD No.: 16Title: Commercial Center Zone C8: Provision of Fire Escape Corridor services at

    Level +9.40PMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1715/1033

    15

    Date of Issue: 8 September 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/ L. 3208 16 dated 19 September 2002, statedthe following:

    - and confirm that we shall proceed with work as instructed by you throughthis variation notice

    - We have already given contractual notices in letters 1, 2 and 3 above

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/10/180A/ L. 3681 dated 15 September 200217

    ,notified PMO regarding delays will be caused by many variation notices excluding 362(1)

    2- However, and based on the above-mentioned comment, the contractor have confirmed

    that they will proceed with work as instructed by PMO, i.e. without time extension.

    3- The Contractor should simulate this delaying event with update CT37 dated 22 August2002, but they simulate it with update CT34 dated 1 June 2002, which is wrong.

    4- The Contractor in his delay analysis in SoC concluded that the subject CVN did notresulted critical delay to the Commercial Center

    Conclusion:

    The contractor did not suffer critical delay to the Commercial Center due to therequirement of CVN 362 (1)

    15See attached letter

    16See attached letter

    17See attached letter

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    8B- Fire Escape:

    The Contractors delay analysis is based on CVN 241, 263, 319, 374 & 374 (1), where its issuedates are as follow:

    The Contractor to model these delays, five activities, each representing a CVN, were inserted into acopy of the CT29 program dated 1 January 2002, linked FF 60 to the appropriate activities.

    However, each CVN should be considered as a delaying event and to be simulated with itscontemporaneous update to assess its impact upon the project completion date as indicated in

    Padraig Anglin expert report on project delay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 241

    SoD No.: 17Title: Commercial Center: Fire Protection in Ceiling Void at level +9.40PMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/668/390

    18

    Date of Issue: 16 April 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/ L. 249219

    dated 4 June 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - and would like to advise you that the work ordered in the aboveinstruction can be accommodated without schedule impact to the current

    target milestone date for completion

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor in his delay analysis alleged that the start date of this delaying event isin February 2002, in spite of that the first alleged delaying event is related to CVN #241, which issued on 16 April 2002

    18See attached letter

    19See attached letter

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    2- As a result of the above mistake, the contractor has utilized program CT29 dated 1January 2002 to simulate the impact of the alleged delaying event, which is a wrongselection.

    3- The contractor in his interim detailed particulars issued on 12 May 2002 via letter ref.

    674/10/180A/ L. 3214 20, indicated that they has utilized program CT32 dated 1 April2002 to simulate the impact of this alleged delaying event

    4- The Contractor declared in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/ L. 249221

    dated 4 June 2002,that CVN # 241 has no impact upon the project completion date

    Conclusion:

    The contractor did not suffer critical delay to the Commercial Center due to therequirement of CVN 241

    CVN # 263

    SoD No.: 18Title: Commercial Center: Fire Protection in Ceiling Void at level +14.20PMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/741/429

    22

    Date of Issue: 29 April 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/ L. 324523

    dated 16 May 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - the preliminary analysis, shown on enclosure No. 1. Indicates ananticipated delay of 45 working days from the date of receipt of the subject

    CVN

    - this CVN will not, by itself cause delays to the target date of 31December 2002 due to the overriding concurrent delay caused by the Multi-

    Media additional works

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor in his delay analysis alleged that the start date of this delaying event isin February 2002, in spite of that the issue date of CVN 263 was 29 April 2002

    20See attached letter

    21See attached letter

    22See attached letter

    23See attached letter

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    2- As a result of the above mistake, the contractor has utilized program CT29 dated 1January 2002 to simulate the impact of the alleged delaying event, which is a wrongselection.

    3- The contractor in his interim detailed particulars issued on 16 May 2002 via letter ref.

    674/10/180A/ L. 3245 24, indicated that they has utilized program CT32 dated 1 April2002 to simulate the impact of this alleged delaying event

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of issuing the subject CVN

    CVN # 319

    SoD No.: 19

    Title: Commercial Center: Fire Protection in Ceiling Void at level +4.20PMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/934/543

    25

    Date of Issue: 28 May 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/ L. 336526

    dated 18 June 2002, stated thefollowing:

    -

    Therefore, the net effect is a delay to completion of the whole affectedarea (represented by Activity ID No. C45B1A1V30) projected to finish on 31March 2003, of 36 working days.

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor in his delay analysis alleged that the start date of this delaying event isin February 2002, in spite of that the issue date of CVN 319 was 28 May 2002

    2- As a result of the above mistake, the contractor has utilized program CT29 dated 1January 2002 to simulate the impact of the alleged delaying event, which is a wrongselection.

    3- The contractor in his interim detailed particulars issued on 18 June 2002 via letter ref.

    674/10/180A/ L. 3365 27, indicated that they has utilized program CT33 dated 1 May2002 to simulate the impact of this alleged delaying event

    Conclusion:

    24See attached letter

    25See attached letter

    26See attached letter

    27See attached letter

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    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of issuing the subject CVN

    CVN # 374

    SoD No.: 20Title: Commercial Center (Level +14.20): Revision to Sprinkler location and

    TypesPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1132/657

    28

    Date of Issue: 30 June 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - For Programming Purposes Only

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor in his delay analysis alleged that the start date of this delaying event isin February 2002, in spite of that the issue date of CVN 374 was 30 June 2002

    2- As a result of the above mistake, the contractor has utilized program CT29 dated 1January 2002 to simulate the impact of the alleged delaying event, which is a wrongselection.

    Conclusion:

    The contractor did not suffer critical delay to the Commercial Center due to therequirement of CVN 374, because it was issued for programming purposes only.

    CVN # 374 (1)

    SoD No.: 21Title: Commercial Center: Provision of Additional Sprinkler Heads at Level 14

    Retail AreaPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1375/779

    29

    Date of Issue: 1 August 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work

    - No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/10/180A/ L. 351830

    dated 10 August 2002, stated thefollowing:

    28See attached letter

    29See attached letter

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    - We write to inform you that completion of the works will be delayed beyondthe current extended time for completion.

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor in his delay analysis alleged that the start date of this delaying event isin February 2002, in spite of that the issue date of CVN 374 (1) was 1 August 2002

    2- As a result of the above mistake, the contractor has utilized program CT29 dated 1January 2002 to simulate the impact of the alleged delaying event, which is a wrongselection.

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of issuing the subject CVN

    30See attached letter

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    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of issuing the subject CVN

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    9B- Smoke Management H1-H4 (CVN 226):

    The Contractors delay analysis is based on CVN 226 & 226 (1). However, each CVN should beconsidered as a delaying event and to be simulated with its contemporaneous update to assess itsimpact upon the project completion date as indicated in Padraig Anglin expert report on projectdelay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 226

    SoD No.: 24Title: Block H1-H4: Smoke Management SystemPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/163/82

    39

    Date of Issue: 10 April 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/ L. 232740

    dated 30 April 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - we are returning herewith, for the record purpose, two original copies of

    contract variation notice (CVN) No. 226 duly signed and marked asContractor is not proceeding with this contract variation work

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor rejected to proceed with CVN 226

    2- PMO canceled CVN 226 via their letter ref. PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/935/54441

    dated28 May 2002.

    Conclusion:

    The contractor did not suffer critical delay to Block H1-H4 due to the requirement of CVN226

    39See attached letter

    40See attached letter

    41See attached letter

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    9C- Car Park Smoke Containment and Extract Modifications:

    The Contractors delay analysis is based on CVN 482

    CVN # 482

    SoD No.: 26Title: Commercial Center: Car Park Smoke Containment and Extract

    ModificationsPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1699/1025

    46

    Date of Issue: 5 September 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/L. 313647

    dated 16 September 2002, statedthe following:

    - We are in receipt of the subject Contract Variation Notice (CVN) No.482, and confirm that we shall proceed with the work as instructed by you

    through this variation notice

    - We have already given contractual notices in letters 1,2 and 3 above

    Comments:

    1- The Contractor received the instructions to proceed with work pertaining to this event

    through CVN number 482 which issued on 5 September 2002.

    2- The Contractor in his interim detailed particulars submitted on 31 December 2002 vialetter ref. 674/10/180A/L. 4005

    48, indicated that CVN 482 Notice To Proceed (activity

    OUT002-000) was issued on 5 September 2002.

    3- The Contractor in his SoC stated that to model the delay due to CVN 482, an activity withstart date of 5 September 2002 and a finish date of 13 September 2003, is inserted into a copy of

    the C1SP programme

    4- However, the contemporaneous update to assess the alleged impact upon the projectcompletion date should be CT37 data date 22 August 2002, but The Contractorsimulate this delaying event with update C1SP dated 14 September 2002, which iswrong

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of issuing the subject CVN

    46See attached letter

    47See attached letter

    48See attached letter

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    10- VRV Units:The Contractor in his interim detailed particulars submitted via letter ref. 674/27/180A/L. 3358

    49

    dated 19 June 2002, stated the following:

    A1 Block Delays:

    According to the Target Program A1T0 for Block A1, showing completion of Block A1 works by 1

    July 2002, the planned delivery date of the VRV Indoor units and "Refnet" headers, activity ID No.

    A01.Z.PR01, was 27 October 2001with a total float of 52 working days to achieve the above A1

    Block completion date.

    A3 Block Delays:

    According to the Target Program A3T0 for Block A3, showing completion of Block A3 works by 17

    October 2002, the planned delivery date of the VRV Indoor units and "Refnet" headers, activity ID

    No. A03.Z.PR01, was 27 October 2001with a total float of 78 working days to achieve the above A3

    Block completion date.

    A2 Block Delays:

    According to the Target Program A2T0 for Block A2, showing completion of Block A2 works by 26

    August 2002, the planned delivery date of the VRV Indoor units and "Refnet" headers, activity IDNo. A02.Z.PR01, was 27 October 2001with a total float of 135 working days to achieve the above

    A2 Block completion date.

    It is obvious from the contractors letter that the alleged planned delivery date of VRV units was 27October 2001, and it was delayed till 5 June 2002 as stated by the contractor in SoC.

    However, the alleged delays to VRV units should be started on 27 October 2001, and thecontemporaneous update to assess the alleged impact upon the project completion date should beAT26 data date 1 October 2002, but The Contractor simulate this delaying event with update 5120dated 1 April 2002, which is wrong.

    Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) dated 24 October 2002:

    In the MOU dated 24 October 2002 all parties agreed that the completion dates for A1, A2, A3 & F2buildings including the impact of all delaying events occurred before 21 August 2002 (some CVNswere excluded and listed in the MOU appendixes) will be as follow:

    Block A1 1 February 2003Block A2 19 January 2003Block A3 31 March 2003

    However, the impact of the alleged delaying events should not delay the project completion date ofthese buildings beyond the above agreed dates.

    But Padraig Anglin expert report on project delay indicated that the impacted completion dates ofthese buildings are as follow:

    Block A1 11 June 2003Block A2 3 March 2003Block A3 11 June 2003

    Which contradict with what have been agreed in the MOU dated 24 October 2002.

    49See attached letter

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    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon the project

    completion date as a result of issuing the subject delaying event

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    14- 5th Floor:

    The Contractor in his SoC stated that To model the delay, activities with start and finish dates of 13August 2002 and 3 April 2003 for CVN 429 and 5 September 2002 and 8 February 2003 for CVN 481 are

    inserted in a copy of the CT29 program, linked FF 0 to the E/M 2nd fix activities of the 5th floor and the

    programme re-scheduled

    Thus, the Contractor did not simulate the delaying event pertaining to CVN 136 to assess its impactupon the project completion date, but theirdelay analysis is based on CVNs 429 & 481

    However, each CVN should be considered as a delaying event and to be simulated with itscontemporaneous update to assess its impact upon the project completion date as indicated inPadraig Anglin expert report on project delay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 136

    SoD No.: 36Title: Commercial Center: Composite False Ceiling: at Levels +18.60, +33.10

    and 38.60PMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/102/58

    50

    Date of Issue: 17 January 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/ L. 162351

    dated 2 February 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - Late release of design information for the lighting layouts which by turninstigates design revisions to false ceiling will cause delay and disruption to

    the progress of works

    Comments:

    1- The contractor in his interim detailed particulars issued on 15 October 2002 via letterref. 674/10/180A/ L. 3739

    52, indicated that the start of delay due to late receipt of

    design information provided in CVN 136 was started on 3 April 2002

    2- The Contractor in his delay analysis did not consider CVN 136 and take intoconsideration the impact of CVN 429 & 481only.

    50See attached letter

    51See attached letter

    52See attached letter

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    CVN # 481

    SoD No.: 38Title: Commercial Center: Modifications to Electrical Works at Levels 33.10 &

    +38.53PMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1696/1023

    56

    Date of Issue: 4 September 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Proceed with work- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/L.313557

    dated 16 September 2002, stated thefollowing:

    - We are in receipt of the subject Contract Variation Notice (CVN) No.481, and confirm that we shall proceed with the work as instructed by you

    through this variation notice

    - We have already given contractual notices in letters 1,2 and 3 above

    Comments:

    1- The contractor in his interim detailed particulars issued on 15 October 2002 via letterref. 674/10/180A/ L. 3739

    58, indicated that the start of delay due CVN 481 was on 21

    September 2002

    2- The Contractor received the instructions to proceed with work pertaining to this eventthrough CVN number 481 which issued on 4 September 2002.

    3- However, the contemporaneous update to assess the alleged impact upon the projectcompletion date should be CT37 data date 22 August 2002, but The Contractorsimulate this delaying event with update CT29 dated 1 January 2002, which is wrong

    Conclusion:

    The contractor could not demonstrate in a sound delay analysis the impact upon theproject completion date as a result of issuing the subject CVN.

    56See attached letter

    57See attached letter

    58See attached letter

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    15- CCTV & Security:

    Contractors delay analysis as stated in SoC is based on CVNs 19, 19 (1) & 19 (2), however, eachCVN should be considered as a delaying event and to be simulated with its contemporaneousupdate to assess its impact upon the project completion date as indicated in Padraig Anglin expert

    report on project delay, section 4.

    In the following analysis we will demonstrate the validity of each alleged delaying event:

    CVN # 19

    SoD No.: 39Title: Commercial Center: CCTV System UpgradingPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/844/378

    59

    Date of Issue: 01 October 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - Notice To Proceed Required- No extension of time authorized

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/L .128760

    dated 13 November 2001, informedPMO with the amount of money required as an additional cost due to CCTV systemupgrading in Commercial and time required for delivery of the required items.

    Comments:

    1- CVN 19 was issued to the Contractor for requesting Proposal, not to proceed with work

    2- The Contractor responded to PMO request in CVN 19 and submitted their proposal .

    Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) dated 24 October 2002:

    In the MOU dated 24 October 2002 all parties agreed that the completion dates forCommercial Center including the impact of all delaying events occurred before 8September2002 (some CVNs were excluded and listed in the MOU appendixes) will beas follow:

    Commercial Center 11 September 2003

    However, the impact of the alleged delaying event should not delay the project completiondate of Commercial Center beyond the above agreed date.

    But Padraig Anglin expert report on project delay indicated that and due to the impact ofthis delaying event, the completion date of Commercial Center is delayed to 9 February2004, which contradicts with what have been agreed in the MOU dated 24 October 2002.

    59See attached letter

    60See attached letter

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    CRICA CASE NO.467/2006

    CCCO VS. GPP

    STATEMENT OF DEFENCE

    Page 30 of59

    Conclusion:

    The contractor did not suffer critical delay to the Commercial Center due to therequirement of CVN 19, because it was issued for requesting Proposal.

    CVN # 19 (1)

    SoD No.: 40Title: Commercial Center: Security Surveillance System UpgradingPMO Letter: PMO/CCCO/TP5/02/17.0/1120

    61

    Date of Issue: 29 June 2002

    Instructions Included in the CVN Form:

    - For Programming Purposes Only

    Contractors Reservations:

    The Contractor in his letter ref. 674/27/180A/L.331962

    dated 4 November 2002, informedPMO with the rates, quantities & prices associated with the revised CCTV system, additionto CCCO scope of work which covers CVN No. 19(2), 19(1) [for programming purpose only]& 19.

    Comments:

    1. CVN 19 (1) was issued to the Contractor for Programming Purposes Only, not toproceed with work

    2. However, the contemporaneous update to assess the alleged impact upon the project

    completion date should be CT34 data date 1 June 2002, but The Contractor simulatethis delaying event with update CT26 dated 1 October 2001, which is wrong

    Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) dated 24 October 2002:

    In the MOU dated 24 October 2002 all parties agreed that the completion dates forCommercial Center including the impact of all delaying events occurred before 8September 2002 (some CVNs were excluded and listed in the MOU appendixes) will beas follow:

    Commercial Center 11 September 2003

    However, the impact of the alleged delaying event should not delay the project completiondate of Commercial Center beyond the above agreed date.

    But Padraig Anglin expert report on project delay indicated that and due to the impact ofthis delaying event, the completion date of Commercial Center is delayed to 9 February2004, which contradicts with what have been agreed in the MOU dated 24 October 2002.

    61See attached letter

    62See attached letter

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