Technical support for
claims and arbitration
Delay, EOT and quantum analysis that helps contractors, subcontractors and developers prepare or defend a claim: clearly, traceably and on time.
Typical situations
- Your EOT request was rejected or is being ignored
- Liquidated damages have been deducted or threatened
- A notice time-bar is running and your records are incomplete
- You have received, or want to issue, a notice of arbitration
- You need a technical view on the other side's delay report
Six ways we support your case
Claim Readiness Review
Are your notices, records and programme enough to support a claim? A short, fixed-fee review with a clear gap list.
Delay & EOT Analysis
Programme-based analysis using recognised methods (SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol, AACE RP 29R-03), chosen to fit your contract and data.
Quantum Support
Prolongation, disruption and variation costs, each line traced to a source document.
Claim Document Pack
Delay chronology, event register, programme extracts and exhibits for your counsel to use.
Counsel Technical Support
Technical briefings, review of the other side's programme and report, and questions for hearings.
Defence Analysis
Testing a delay or cost claim made against you.
From first call to final report
Short call to understand the dispute and the contract
Conflict check, NDA and written scope
Secure document intake and data-quality check
Analysis and independent internal QA
Draft for factual comment, then final report
Support to your counsel as needed
We work with contract forms including FIDIC, NEC, JCT and local forms. Methods follow SCL D&D2 and AACE RP 29R-03 as guidance, with every assumption stated.
Clear boundaries
Founder-led
Mohd Faisal Afatab, Founder. 14+ years in construction planning and project controls on projects in India, the UAE and Egypt. B.Tech (Civil Engineering). Member, Construction Management Association of America (CMAA).
Markets: India · UAE · Saudi Arabia · Qatar · Oman. Remote engagements across other regions.
Common questions
Do you act as arbitrator?
No. We support a party technically. Arbitrators are appointed by the parties or an institution.
Do you provide legal advice?
No. Please work with your counsel; we work alongside them.
What do you need from us?
The contract, programmes (XER or MPP), progress reports, notices and key correspondence.
Is our data confidential?
Yes. We sign an NDA first, restrict access and never reuse client material.
Do you charge a percentage of the award?
No. Fees are fixed, phase-wise or time-based and agreed in writing before work starts.
How long does a review take?
A Claim Readiness Review typically takes 3 to 5 working days after documents are received.
Have a claim or a notice on your desk?
Send us the contract and programme basics. We reply with questions and a scope outline. Fees are confirmed in a written proposal.