Time is money. A missed notice window or a poorly substantiated EOT claim can cost £100K+ per project. We protect your programme position from day one — never retrospectively.
Eight disciplines across four clusters: baseline planning, live notice discipline, delay analysis, and EOT recovery. All to SCL Protocol standards.
You cannot defend a delay you never benchmarked. We lock the baseline before mobilisation, in writing, with both parties signed off — the immovable reference point.
JCT, NEC and bespoke contracts all have notice windows. Most are measured in days. We track every potential trigger and draft within 24 hours — never time-barred.
The Delay & Disruption Protocol is the methodology UK courts, adjudicators and main-contractor QSs apply. We work in its grammar from day one — not retrospectively.
An EOT claim is only as strong as the records behind it. We build the substantiation pack alongside the claim — adjudication-ready from the moment of submission.
Two subcontractors. Identical Relevant Events. One served EWNs inside the contract window with contemporaneous records. The other reconstructed the timeline at final account.
From audit to live operation. The programme system is live before boots hit site — never deployed retrospectively.
Baseline programme review, contract notice regime mapped, current EWN/EOT positions audited. Risk register output — what is recoverable, what is time-barred.
Daily site report template, photographic protocol, EWN tracker, RFI register. Site team trained on capture before next reporting day.
EWN drafting within 24 hours of trigger. Time-impact analysis maintained live. Monthly programme dashboard with cumulative EOT entitlement.
Substantiated EOT claim package, SCL Protocol analysis, LAD challenge memo, Scott Schedule (programme) on standby. Negotiation lead through to settlement.
Bring us in before the baseline is signed. Most LAD exposure compounds in the gap between trigger event and notice — close it from day one.