Türkiye'deki yapım projelerinde anlaşmazlıklara neden olan faktörlerin analizi

Abstract

The complexity of the construction projects and involvement of the thousands of details require many different participants from various disciplines to work together in the construction project process. This multidisciplinary nature of construction projects makes disputes inevitable. The increasing complexity and size of the construction projects increases the probability of disputes that may arise at any stage of the project life cycle. The aim of the construction projects is to complete the project at the targeted time, budget and quality. Disputes that arise during the project are one of the main factors that prevent a construction project from completing successfully. A dispute can be said to exist when a claim is made by one party is rejected by the other party and that rejection is not accepted. In other words, disputes are unresolved claims and they require resolution. Disputes cause time and cost overruns and are cited as the source of possible negative relationships. It is of great importance to understand the nature of the factors causing disputes, which can negatively affect the relationships and prevent completion of projects successfully. For this reason, determining these factors and taking precautions against them will protect the project participants from many losses. In this context, this thesis aims to determine the factors that cause disputes in construction projects in Turkey; reveal the main dispute categories and sub-categories and analyze the importance of each category/subcategory and to make recommendations for the most important ones. Thus, it is aimed to prevent situations that will adversely affect the project and project participants by pre-determining the problems that may arise in the process and cause disputes.