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Mike D’Onofrio has over 30 years of experience in engineering, project management, project controls and dispute resolution for construction, manufacturing and defense contracts. Mike is an expert in advanced CPM scheduling techniques for time impact analysis on complex delay and disruption claims, and a highly sought-after, proven expert witness who specializes in the comprehensive evaluation of project facts. He has provided services to contractors, private owners, design professionals and government agencies. Mike lectures regularly on the subjects of scheduling and delay and disruption at seminars and professional conferences, nationwide. Mike is a licensed professional engineer in Pennsylvania. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Masters of Science in Engineering Management from Drexel University. E-mail Mike |
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Frank Brennan has a diverse background that includes experience in contracting, engineering and construction management. During his more than 35-year career, he has handled projects involving airports, buildings, commercial properties, correctional and environmental facilities, courthouses, medical and housing projects, dams, tunnels, power plants, transit systems, and highway construction. Frank has served as a mediator for the New York City School Construction Authority. He is a member of numerous dispute review boards and has served on the National Panel of Construction Arbitrators. A former adjunct professor of construction engineering at Rutgers University, Frank lectures on construction management and claims resolution and serves as a panelist at professional conferences nationwide. Frank earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. He is a licensed professional engineer in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. E-mail Frank |
Bruce Baynes has over 25 years of project management experience with an emphasis on the analysis of claims and project cost, and schedule control. He has provided claims consulting to various clients including owners, contractors, and design professionals on a variety of project types including construction, manufacturing and defense programs. Claims evaluated include delay, disruption, acceleration, changed conditions, lack of access, excessive changes, loss of productivity and design errors and omissions. Mr. Baynes utilizes CPM scheduling techniques to evaluate schedule performance and quantify time impacts. He also supports claims investigation assignments by performing assessments of merit on technical issues and evaluation of damages. Bruce earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Physics from Hamilton College, and an MBA in Operations Management from Temple University. He is a licensed professional engineer in Pennsylvania. E-mail Bruce |
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Mark Boe has over 25 years of experience in project management, active project scheduling, contract dispute analysis and resolution and expert witness testimony on a variety of assignments ranging from residential and commercial buildings to shipbuilding and large defense programs. Mark has provided expert witness testimony before various courts, boards of contract appeal, and alternative dispute resolution panels. Mark has lectured on project controls, scheduling, computer applications in construction, delay claims, and project management, among other construction management topics. Mark is a licensed professional engineer in Pennsylvania and Washington State. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and a Masters of Science in Civil Engineering/ Construction Management from the University of Illinois. E-mail Mark |
Ron Parisi has over 35 years of professional experience in the areas of engineering, construction, program/construction management, scheduling delay analysis and litigation support. His expertise in coordinating complex projects with multiple parties is a true asset to projects of all types including office buildings, mass transit, hospitals, educational facilities, senior citizen and public housing projects, sports stadiums, power plants, water/wastewater, and airports. Ron's seasoned program management skills include construction management, design coordination, scheduling, constructability, engineering support, financial management, and claims analysis/ avoidance. Ron has provided litigation support, engineering analysis and expert testimony on behalf of clients throughout the eastern United States. Additionally, Mr. Parisi has presented seminars on construction claims, construction management, and contract administration. Ron is a licensed professional engineer in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. He earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Stevens Institute of Technology. E-mail Ron |
George Strickler has over 35 years of experience in the engineering/construction industry with extensive experience in engineering, construction management and claims analysis on civil, environmental, public works, institutional buildings, industrial and power projects. Mr. Strickler has worked on a wide variety of projects spanning different industries. He is skilled in engineering and technical design, contract development and administration, operation and administration, quality assurance/quality control, scheduling and research, plant start-up and evaluation, preparing operating and maintenance manuals, developing training programs, regulatory inspections, safety standards, cost/benefit analyses, waste management analyses, energy conservation and management analyses, among others. George is a proven expert witness on issues related to scheduling, delay and impact with a meticulous understanding of the facts of the case. George is a licensed professional engineer in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Drexel University. E-mail George |
Steve Weathers has over 20 years of experience in construction/project management, engineering, contract administration, planning, scheduling, claims analysis, damage assessment, change order negotiation, and contractor payment authorization for various public and federal agencies. His knowledge includes master planning, civil and structural design, critical path method (CPM) scheduling, interpretation of contract plans and specifications, and construction from project initiation to completion. Steve has provided technical support, engineering analysis and damage evaluation/assessment to support complex contract disputes and litigation efforts on multimillion- dollar lawsuits arising out of production, manufacturing and construction projects involving defective specifications, design errors, deficient contract administration, loss of productivity and delay. He has qualified and testified as an expert in construction scheduling, delay analysis and construction damages in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the General Services Board of Contract Appeals, the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals, the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals and various arbitrations. Steve earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Delaware and is a licensed professional engineer in Pennsylvania. E-mail Steve |
Bill Wolf has more than 35 years of experience in construction contract administration, construction claims evaluation, and project management. He represents owners, contractors and design professionals. His experience includes commercial, educational, power, mass transit, and industrial projects with disputes related to delay, disruption, acceleration, constructive acceleration, wrongful termination, loss of productivity, abnormal weather, and defective plans and specifications. Bill has prepared delay and disruption-related damage evaluations involving direct costs, acceleration costs, cost escalations, loss of productivity, and extended overheads. As construction contract administrator and on-site representative for both owners and contractors, Bill has prepared and reviewed CPM schedules, negotiated change orders, and prepared bid and project documentation. E-mail Bill |
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John Stetson has over 40 years of experience including both technical and managerial skills in program and construction management, contract administration, scheduling, cost estimating, value engineering, claims analysis and expert services for contract disputes. Projects include but are not limited to commercial, residential and educational facilities, prisons, airports, mass transportation, power, industrial, shipbuilding and other major government military systems procurement as well as hospitals, universities and government centers. John has lectured extensively on claims avoidance practices and is a published authority in the field. He was also a founding Governor and Governor Emeritus of the Construction Manager Certification Institute's CM Certification Program and is a member of the CMAA College of Fellows. John Stetson earned his Bachelor of Arts and Masters degrees in Architecture from Yale University and is a registered architect in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. E-mail John |
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