Stephen P. Warhoe, PhD, PE, CCP, CFCC

Stephen P. Warhoe, PhD, PE, CCP, CFCC

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Stephen P. Warhoe holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering, University of Colorado Denver (1986); an M.B.A., Colorado State University, Denver (1993); and a Ph.D. in Strategy, Project & Program Management from Skema Business School, Paris (2012). He is a Registered Professional Engineer in Colorado (No. 29909), a Certified Cost Professional (AACE International, No. 01430), and a Certified Forensic Claims Consultant (AACE International, No. 12). He is Vice President at Long International, with over 40 years of experience in project controls, risk management, project management, construction management, and dispute resolution, including having managed design and construction projects valued at more than $4 billion. His focus areas are schedule delay analysis, productivity-loss analysis (including system dynamics modeling), cost/damages assessment on construction disputes exceeding $6 billion, including individual disputes over US$3 billion, project controls/risk management, and claims avoidance. Leadership: President of AACE International (2008–2009); Vice President-Technical of AACE International (2020–2024); Honorary Life Member of AACE International (2019); recipient of the AACE Lifetime Achievement Award (2025). He is credited as primary or co-author of three AACE International Recommended Practices covering change management, entitlement documentation, and cumulative-impact claims. His recent blog posts cover delay-analysis methodology, productivity-loss disputes, and AI in construction claims, including "Selecting and Explaining Defensible Delay Analysis Methodologies."

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