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    Studying the claims obtained as a result of the partial handover of the construction project
    (İstanbul Gedik Üniversitesi, 2023) Alisawi, Omar Mahmood Turki; Nazilli, Hasan Bozkurt
    A crucial tool for efficient project management is the examination of claims at various stages of a construction project. Even though maintaining quality, adhering to safety and environmental regulations, on-time completion, and budget control are all crucial aspects of project management, the analysis of claims supports these goals. Claims may surface during the partial handover and at any time throughout the project, from the planning stage to the actual construction phase and even after completion. Project managers have the chance to identify potential issues and create successful mitigation strategies by methodically documenting and examining claims. These could include changing contract provisions or adapting the project schedule, all of which would help streamline the building process. Additionally, reviewing claims enables more open and helpful communication among stakeholders, promoting a more effective and fruitful project outcome. The creation of standardized processes to record and assess claims at every stage of a construction project is promoted in this paper. Adopting cutting-edge technologies is also advised to improve stakeholder collaboration and make it easier to analyze claims data. A deeper investigation into the various claim management techniques and how they affect project outcomes may reveal essential best practices for project management. Although claims are not the primary focus of project management in the construction industry, their systematic study and analysis can provide substantial supplementary advantages. They can aid in the successful completion of construction projects by assisting project managers in identifying underlying issues, formulating solutions, and enhancing stakeholder relationships. The various causes of project abandonment, the effects on hired engineers, and the conditions necessary for restarting and finishing such projects could all be explored in further studies.