Mark Nagata Email & Phone Number

Mark is a Principal with Trauner Consulting Services, Inc. He is a recognized expert on CPM schedule delay analysis and claims evaluation, and is a qualified expert witness. He directs and performs all types of analyses from schedule delay analyses to inefficiency analyses and the calculation of damages. He has worked on road and heavy highway, bridge, mega-mass transit, hospital, medical research facilities, commercial, retail, power distribution, environmental, and nuclear facility projects.Mark is a co-author of the Third Edition of Construction Delays, a comprehensive, practical treatise addressing the analysis of delays on construction projects. He was also a major contributor and continues to provide updates and revisions to the AACE International’s (AACEi) Recommended Practice No. 29R-03 for Forensic Schedule Analysis (RP-FSA). Mark continuously writes articles and technical papers, and presents seminars and webinars on construction claim-related topics.He is an award-winning instructor with the National Highway Institute (NHI) and has presented the following courses: Managing Highway Contract Claims: Analysis & Avoidance; Use of CPM for Estimating Scheduling and Timely Completion; Alternative Contracting; and Principles of Writing Highway Construction Specifications.

Listed skills include Project Control, Primavera P6, Cpm Scheduling, Construction, and 22 others.

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  Director, Shareholder

  Trauner Consulting Services

  Jan 2000 - Present

  Mark is providing or has provided claims evaluation and CPM scheduling services on the following types of projects: road and heavy highway, bridges, mega-mass transit, hospitals, medical research facilities, commerical, retail, power distribution, environmental, and nuclear facilities.Mark's contribution to AACEI's RP-FSA No. 29R-03 was focused on the Contemporaneous Period Analysis, also called the Contemporaneous Schedule Analysis.Mark is an approved and award-winning… Show more Mark is providing or has provided claims evaluation and CPM scheduling services on the following types of projects: road and heavy highway, bridges, mega-mass transit, hospitals, medical research facilities, commerical, retail, power distribution, environmental, and nuclear facilities.Mark's contribution to AACEI's RP-FSA No. 29R-03 was focused on the Contemporaneous Period Analysis, also called the Contemporaneous Schedule Analysis.Mark is an approved and award-winning instructor with the National Highway Institute (NHI) and is currently presenting the following courses: Use of CPM for Estimating Scheduling and Timely Completion, Managing Highway Contract Claims: Analysis & Avoidance, Alternative Contracting, and Principles of Writing Highway Construction Specifications. He has presented these courses to many State DOTs across the nation.Some of the publications that Mark has authored and presented are as follows:- CONSTRUCTION DELAYS, Book- AACEi's Recommended Practice No. 29R-03 for Forensic Schedule Analysis Points to Missing Method in the Society of Construction Law's Delay and Disruption Protocol (AACEi)- The Great Debate 2012: Implementation Considerations between Enterprise Scheduling and Stand-Alone Scheduling (AACEi)- When's the Measured Mile, Not the Measured Mile? (AACEi)- The Great Debate: Should Weekly Job Planning Be Done Through The Project Schedule or An On-site Method? (AACEi)- Which Critical Path: As-Planned, Contemporaneous, or As-Built? (AACEi)- Measuring Delays Using the Contemporaneous Period Analysis, Part 2 (AACEi)- Proactive Change Management (Construction Executive)- A Synthesis of Forensic Schedule Analysis Techniques (AACEi)- Using the Contemporaneous Period Analysis during Projects (AACEi)- Measuring Delay Using the Contemporaneous Period Analysis (AACEi)- The Current Climate of Weather Delays (Constructioneer Magazine)- Assessing Methodologies for Quantifying Lost Productivity (AACEi) Show less

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  University Of Pennsylvania

  Economics