Recover Unpaid Sums. Protect Your Entitlement.

Variations, Change & Compensation Events

For unpaid, reduced or rejected change, including instructed works, scope changes, compensation events and disputed variation accounts.

What You Receive

Change Recovery Assessment and Action Plan

You receive a clear action plan for pursuing recovery before entitlement is weakened or recovery becomes harder to pursue.

The action plan sets out:

• The change position
• The entitlement basis
• The sums potentially recoverable
• The basis for rejection or under-assessment
• The notice, time-bar or procedural risks
• The risks affecting recovery
• The supporting records available
• The further records or substantiation required
• The quotation or assessment position
• The immediate steps to take
• The recommended recovery route
• Whether further action is justified

Delays, EOT & Loss Recovery

For delay, disruption, access or sequencing issues affecting time, productivity, cost recovery or your contractual position.

What You Receive

Delay and Loss Recovery Assessment and Action Plan

You receive a clear action plan to protect your time position, assess cost recovery and address delay issues before records, programme or causation issues weaken recovery.

The action plan sets out:

• The delay or disruption position
• The entitlement basis
• The EOT and prolongation position
• The programme impact position
• The cost recovery position
• Delay, concurrency or causation risks
• The risks affecting recovery
• The supporting records available
• The further records or substantiation required
• The immediate steps to take
• The recommended recovery route
• Whether further action is justified

Final Accounts, Payment & Retention Recovery

For delayed final accounts, reduced payments, withheld retention, disputed deductions and unpaid sums.

What You Receive

Final Account and Payment Recovery Action Plan

You receive a clear action plan to pursue unpaid sums, address disputed deductions and progress the final account or payment position.

The action plan sets out:

• The final account or payment position
• The sums potentially recoverable
• The basis for withholding or reduction
• The retention release position
• The deductions, set-offs or contra-charges
• The risks affecting recovery
• The supporting records available
• The further records or substantiation required
• The immediate steps to take
• The recommended recovery route
• The likely recovery timescale
• Whether further action is justified

Quantum Expert Reports

Independent quantum opinion for disputes involving valuation, variations, payment, final account sums, loss and expense, retention, damages, deductions and related financial issues.

The report may address:

• The disputed valuation or financial issue
• The sums claimed, disputed or assessed
• The valuation, cost or damages methodology
• The records and substantiation relied upon
• Variation, change or final account sums
• Payment, retention or deduction issues
• Loss and expense or prolongation cost issues
• Damages, set-offs or contra-charges
• Cost causation and calculation issues
• Assumptions, limitations and evidence gaps
• Matters supporting or weakening the opinion
• Issues outside the report scope or expert discipline

Delay Expert Reports

Independent delay opinion for disputes involving delay events, causation, programme impact, critical path, periods of delay, concurrency and time-related issues.

The report may address:

• The delay events relied upon
• The alleged causes of delay
• The baseline, updated and as-built programmes
• The factual chronology and actual progress
• Critical path and concurrency issues
• The delay analysis methodology
• The period of delay assessed
• Time-related issues for EOT or delay claims
• The delay records relied upon
• Assumptions, limitations and evidence gaps
• Matters supporting or weakening the opinion

Disruption Expert Reports

Independent disruption opinion for disputes involving productivity loss, inefficient working, access constraints, sequencing issues, labour or resource impact and disrupted progress.

The report may address:

• The disruptive events relied upon
• The alleged effect on productivity
• Inefficient working or loss of productivity
• Labour, plant or resource impact
• Access, sequencing or workface constraints
• The disruption methodology
• Site records and productivity evidence
• The link between events and claimed loss
• Alternative causes or unaffected work
• Non-compensable factors
• Assumptions, limitations and evidence gaps
• Matters supporting or weakening the opinion

Professional Negligence Expert Reports

Independent opinion for professional negligence disputes involving quantity surveying, valuation, certification, payment assessment, final account handling, contract administration and professional practice issues.

The report may address:

• The professional role and appointment
• The scope of services relied upon
• Professional practice within the expert's discipline
• Valuation, assessment or certification issues
• Payment assessment or final account handling
• Contract administration issues
• Notice, record or advice issues
• Alleged acts or omissions within the expert's field
• Technical causation or loss issues
• Assumptions, limitations and evidence gaps
• Matters supporting or weakening the opinion
• Matters outside the expert's discipline