Maged Abdelsayed

May 10, 2024 | mondaq.com | Maged Abdelsayed |Rick Moffat

This article originally appeared in ReNew Canada. Click here to view the original article. STEERING MAJOR CAPITAL or infrastructure projects to achieve successful outcomes involves navigating multiple risks. And as one would expect, the larger the scale of a project, the more complex the challenge. Meanwhile, prevailing market conditions and headwinds generate additional uncertainties and impact input costs and supply chains.

Mar 8, 2024 | building.ca | Maged Abdelsayed |Dirk Meissner

Canada’s construction industry poised for growth: JLL While the forecast predicted that construction activity in Canada will likely continue to slow for the next few quarters, if inflation continues to slow and debt markets stabilize, it could lead to a rebound in launches beginning in the… Industrial sector investment continues upward trend: OCS According to the report, total ICI building construction investment was up 3.1 per cent from August to September while the institutional sector...

Nov 10, 2023 | building.ca | Maged Abdelsayed

Every major building project faces its own particular challenges, but all too often cost claims and overruns have common underlying causes. Canada is no exception to this universal truth, though projects here are more susceptible to certain risks. According to risk mitigation and dispute resolution specialist HKA, which investigates claims and disputes on capital projects worldwide, the impacts in the Americas tend to be lower than elsewhere, yet still highly damaging.

Oct 2, 2023 | renewcanada.net | John Tenpenny |Maged Abdelsayed |Rick Moffat

By Maged Abdelsayed and Rick MoffatSteering major capital or infrastructure projects to achieve successful outcomes involves navigating multiple risks. And as one would expect, the larger the scale of a project, the more complex the challenge. Meanwhile, prevailing market conditions and headwinds generate additional uncertainties and impact input costs and supply chains.