Forensic delay analysis. Defensible EOT claims.
Time Impact Analysis, impacted-as-planned reconstruction, and prolongation cost quantification — built from contemporaneous site records to the standard adjudicators and arbitrators expect.
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Delay Analysis & EOT Technical Methodology
We construct legally defensible dossiers under standard FIDIC contract rules. By introducing excusable events directly into Primavera P6 schedules, we calculate precise prolongation overhead costs.
Time Impact Analysis
TIA — excusable delay events injected directly into the active Primavera P6 schedule to calculate critical path shift, per SCL Protocol.
Windows Analysis
Window analysis — the programme is sliced into discrete time windows and delay attribution is calculated per window against the contemporaneous baseline.
As-Built Impact
As-built impact — the as-built programme is reconstructed from contemporaneous records and compared against the as-planned baseline to identify true cause-and-effect.
Baseline Impact
Baseline impact — the original baseline is impacted with each excusable event to demonstrate the contractually entitled extension period, independent of as-built outcome.
Why This Matters
The Cost of an Unprepared EOT Claim
EOT claims rejected in UAE adjudication — not due to lack of entitlement but inadequate contemporaneous documentation.
Days — the FIDIC Clause 20.1 notice period. Missing it can bar your claim entirely, regardless of merit.
Typical prolongation claim value on a mid-size Dubai commercial project that PKAS documentation has supported.
What's Included
Every EOT Engagement Covers
Delay Event Register
Contemporaneous log of all excusable and compensable delay events, indexed to contract correspondence.
Impacted Programme Analysis
Delay impacts modelled directly in Primavera P6 — critical path shift calculated per event, not estimated.
Prolongation Cost Statement
Time-related overhead and loss & expense quantified against actual site cost records and preliminaries.
FIDIC-Compliant Narrative
Written claim narrative structured for submission under FIDIC Clause 20 — ready for engineer review or adjudication.
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Free initial consultation. Mobilisation within 48 hours of instruction.