Wayne DeFlaminis

Wayne DeFlaminis is a mechanical engineer with over 25 years of construction industry experience. He has been appointed as expert in matters of delay, quantum and disruption on more than 35 occasions.

Wayne is a recognized construction industry expert and has been cross-examined in litigation and arbitration. He has provided expert testimony on topics involving critical path method (CPM) scheduling, delay analysis, loss of productivity and disruption, cost impacts, construction finance and construction management principles; drawing on his prior experience in both mechanical engineering and construction management.

As a consultant, Wayne has advised and supported a wide variety of disputed project in matters ranging from critical delays and performance to change order cost impacts and disruption.

Wayne’s project experience includes military bases and government facilities, nuclear facilities, utility infrastructure and “green energy” projects, oil production and processing plants, mass transit systems, roadways and bridges, hotels and condominiums, entertainment venues, higher education institutions, residential and commercial real estate transactions, and IT implementation projects. He has worked in the Bahamas, Canada, Chile, Qatar, and across the USA.

Wayne has presented seminars, written published articles, and given speeches and presentations on topics such as construction claims avoidance, CPM scheduling, auditing and fraud prevention. He is a member of the Delaware Association of Professional Engineers and Maryland State Board of Professional Engineers, the Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering, the American Bar Association, Washington Building Congress and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Wayne is an officer of the board of directors of the ACE Mentoring Program of Greater Washington, DC.