Our role
We support contractors with Extension of Time (EOT) claims, impartial construction programme assurance, forensic delay analysis and expert witness services, as well as full construction programming and scheduling where additional planning capability is required.
How we help
Extension of Time Claims and Expert Witness Role
We prepare Extension of Time (EOT) claims supported by programme-based delay analysis and contemporaneous evidence, clearly demonstrating how delaying events affected the critical path.
Our claims are developed with potential dispute scrutiny in mind from the outset, so the underlying analysis and evidence can be relied upon if the matter progresses to adjudication, arbitration or court proceedings, without having to rebuild the delay case from the beginning.
Our approach is informed by recognised international guidance, including the Society of Construction Law Delay and Disruption Protocol and AACE International recommended practices.
Programme Assurance
Where you have an internal planning team, we work alongside them. We impartially review:
• programme logic
• progress
• critical path
• delays
• recovery and forecasting
providing an additional layer of specialist challenge and assurance.
Full Construction Scheduling Service
Where you need additional scheduling capability, we provide the complete scheduling function. This can include all or any of the following:
• preparation of tender programmes,
• detailed construction and baseline programmes,
• regular programme updates and forecasting,
• through to dedicated programming support or
• full-time secondment where required
Forensic Delay Analysis & EOT Claim Validation
Our forensic delay analysis for contractors examines construction programmes, critical-path impacts, contemporaneous project records and delaying events to establish causation and the effect of delay on project completion. The analysis can support Extension of Time (EOT) claims and provide the technical foundation required where a matter develops into a construction dispute.
Before undertaking a full forensic delay assessment, we can perform a rapid EOT claim validation review to test whether the programme and available evidence indicate a credible delay claim worth pursuing. This early review helps contractors make an informed decision about whether to invest in detailed claim preparation and identifies the programme or evidence gaps that may need to be addressed.
Confidential enquiry
Request a Confidential Discussion
If your project is delayed, contested or at risk, the first step is a confidential conversation. We will listen, assess whether we can help, and explain the process — without obligation.