Constroma is the workspace where contractors and owners turn schedule data into rigorous Time Impact Analyses, fragnets, and EOT claims — in days, not months.
Constroma replaces the patchwork of P6 exports, Excel logs, and Word narratives with one rigorous workspace.
Every analysis in Constroma maps directly to the AACE Recommended Practices and the SCL Delay & Disruption Protocol — so your claim survives scrutiny.
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Construction delay analysis is the forensic process of determining the causes, effects, and responsibility for schedule delays on a construction project. It involves comparing planned schedules against actual progress using recognised methodologies like Time Impact Analysis (TIA) and Windows Analysis to produce defensible, audit-ready reports for dispute resolution.
Constroma supports Time Impact Analysis (TIA) per AACE RP 29R-03, Retrospective TIA using the MIP 3.7 (Windows) methodology, Impacted As-Planned analysis, and concurrent delay identification. All methods align with AACE International Recommended Practices and the SCL Delay & Disruption Protocol.
Yes. Constroma natively imports and exports Oracle Primavera P6 XER files with full CPM calculation, including calendar parsing, relationship types (FS, FF, SS, SF), lag, constraints, and activity codes. The built-in CPM engine recalculates forward and backward passes identically to P6.
Traditional delay analysis requires weeks of manual work — comparing schedules side by side, tracing critical path shifts, and documenting each delay event in spreadsheets. Constroma reduces this to hours by automating the entire TIA workflow: upload XER files, define delay events as fragnets, and the platform runs analysis across every window automatically.
Yes. Every analysis in Constroma is fully traceable and auditable. The platform produces delay analysis reports that map directly to AACE RP 29R-03 and the SCL Protocol, making them defensible in arbitration, adjudication, and litigation proceedings.