Independent construction dispute advice before positions become irreversible.

Early independent review can identify where a case is strong, where the evidence is weak and which issues genuinely justify further investment. Constructive Advisory provides direct, senior support before and during formal dispute processes.

Singapore-based. Regionally experienced.

Constructive Advisory provides independent construction claims, delay, programme and dispute support from Singapore for matters across Asia-Pacific and other international regions.

The objective is not to produce more argument. It is to clarify the technical and commercial position, identify the decisions that matter and help the client pursue a proportionate path.

  • Contractors, subcontractors and developers
  • In-house legal and commercial teams
  • External construction counsel
  • Other consultancies needing specialist delay or programme capability

Bring structure to the issue before more cost is committed.

  • A claim or counterclaim needs an independent merits assessment
  • The parties are approaching mediation, adjudication or arbitration
  • Management needs a clear decision paper
  • Technical, contractual and commercial narratives are misaligned
  • A dispute is escalating faster than the evidence is developing

A proportionate scope built around the decision.

  • Independent merits and risk review
  • Issue, evidence and exposure mapping
  • Delay and programme workstream leadership
  • Pre-arbitration or pre-litigation technical analysis
  • Negotiation and mediation preparation
  • Coordination with counsel, quantum advisers and experts
  • Document and information request strategy
  • Settlement scenario and proportionality review

Clear deliverables with an auditable evidence trail.

The final deliverables and information request are adjusted to the dispute stage, materiality, available records and agreed programme.

Potential deliverables

What you may receive

  • Privileged technical memorandum where instructed through counsel
  • Merits and evidence matrix
  • Management decision paper
  • Dispute roadmap and workstream plan
  • Negotiation or mediation brief
  • Technical report and presentation
Typical information

What is usually reviewed

  • Contract, pleadings or formal submissions
  • Claims, responses and determinations
  • Programmes and project records
  • Legal-team instructions and issue lists
  • Cost and exposure information
  • Prior expert or consultant reports

Evidence first. Method second. Conclusion last.

01

Define the decision

Clarify whether the client must decide to pursue, defend, settle, narrow, investigate or escalate the matter.

02

Map the case

Separate entitlement, fact, causation, programme, quantum, evidence and procedural issues.

03

Prioritise effort

Focus time and cost on issues that can materially change outcome, leverage or settlement value.

04

Support execution

Work alongside management, counsel and other specialists through the selected dispute or negotiation process.

Practical answers before the first discussion.

When should a dispute adviser be appointed?

Ideally before formal positions harden. Early review can preserve records, identify notice or evidence gaps, test assumptions and help management choose a proportionate strategy.

Is the advice legal advice?

No. Constructive Advisory provides construction claims, delay, programme and dispute advisory services. Legal advice should be provided by qualified counsel, with the workstreams coordinated where appropriate.

Can you work directly with our lawyers?

Yes, subject to instructions, conflicts and engagement terms. Work can be structured through counsel where privilege and dispute strategy require it.

Can you provide a quick preliminary view?

Yes. A staged review can begin with a focused document set and defined questions, followed by deeper analysis only where justified.

A clear first discussion can save significant time later.

Share a brief outline of the project, claim or dispute. Initial enquiries are treated in confidence and remain subject to conflict and engagement checks.

Emailinfo@constructive.sgPhone+65 8264 1586
BaseSingapore | Regional assignments

Independent construction dispute advice before positions become irreversible.

Early independent review can identify where a case is strong, where the evidence is weak and which issues genuinely justify further investment. Constructive Advisory provides direct, senior support before and during formal dispute processes.

Singapore-based. Regionally experienced.

Constructive Advisory provides independent construction claims, delay, programme and dispute support from Singapore for matters across Asia-Pacific and other international regions.

The objective is not to produce more argument. It is to clarify the technical and commercial position, identify the decisions that matter and help the client pursue a proportionate path.

  • Contractors, subcontractors and developers
  • In-house legal and commercial teams
  • External construction counsel
  • Other consultancies needing specialist delay or programme capability

Bring structure to the issue before more cost is committed.

  • A claim or counterclaim needs an independent merits assessment
  • The parties are approaching mediation, adjudication or arbitration
  • Management needs a clear decision paper
  • Technical, contractual and commercial narratives are misaligned
  • A dispute is escalating faster than the evidence is developing

A proportionate scope built around the decision.

  • Independent merits and risk review
  • Issue, evidence and exposure mapping
  • Delay and programme workstream leadership
  • Pre-arbitration or pre-litigation technical analysis
  • Negotiation and mediation preparation
  • Coordination with counsel, quantum advisers and experts
  • Document and information request strategy
  • Settlement scenario and proportionality review

Clear deliverables with an auditable evidence trail.

The final deliverables and information request are adjusted to the dispute stage, materiality, available records and agreed programme.

Potential deliverables

What you may receive

  • Privileged technical memorandum where instructed through counsel
  • Merits and evidence matrix
  • Management decision paper
  • Dispute roadmap and workstream plan
  • Negotiation or mediation brief
  • Technical report and presentation
Typical information

What is usually reviewed

  • Contract, pleadings or formal submissions
  • Claims, responses and determinations
  • Programmes and project records
  • Legal-team instructions and issue lists
  • Cost and exposure information
  • Prior expert or consultant reports

Evidence first. Method second. Conclusion last.

01

Define the decision

Clarify whether the client must decide to pursue, defend, settle, narrow, investigate or escalate the matter.

02

Map the case

Separate entitlement, fact, causation, programme, quantum, evidence and procedural issues.

03

Prioritise effort

Focus time and cost on issues that can materially change outcome, leverage or settlement value.

04

Support execution

Work alongside management, counsel and other specialists through the selected dispute or negotiation process.

Practical answers before the first discussion.

When should a dispute adviser be appointed?

Ideally before formal positions harden. Early review can preserve records, identify notice or evidence gaps, test assumptions and help management choose a proportionate strategy.

Is the advice legal advice?

No. Constructive Advisory provides construction claims, delay, programme and dispute advisory services. Legal advice should be provided by qualified counsel, with the workstreams coordinated where appropriate.

Can you work directly with our lawyers?

Yes, subject to instructions, conflicts and engagement terms. Work can be structured through counsel where privilege and dispute strategy require it.

Can you provide a quick preliminary view?

Yes. A staged review can begin with a focused document set and defined questions, followed by deeper analysis only where justified.

A clear first discussion can save significant time later.

Share a brief outline of the project, claim or dispute. Initial enquiries are treated in confidence and remain subject to conflict and engagement checks.

Emailinfo@constructive.sgPhone+65 8264 1586
BaseSingapore | Regional assignments

Independent construction dispute advice before positions become irreversible.

Early independent review can identify where a case is strong, where the evidence is weak and which issues genuinely justify further investment. Constructive Advisory provides direct, senior support before and during formal dispute processes.

Singapore-based. Regionally experienced.

Constructive Advisory provides independent construction claims, delay, programme and dispute support from Singapore for matters across Asia-Pacific and other international regions.

The objective is not to produce more argument. It is to clarify the technical and commercial position, identify the decisions that matter and help the client pursue a proportionate path.

  • Contractors, subcontractors and developers
  • In-house legal and commercial teams
  • External construction counsel
  • Other consultancies needing specialist delay or programme capability

Bring structure to the issue before more cost is committed.

  • A claim or counterclaim needs an independent merits assessment
  • The parties are approaching mediation, adjudication or arbitration
  • Management needs a clear decision paper
  • Technical, contractual and commercial narratives are misaligned
  • A dispute is escalating faster than the evidence is developing

A proportionate scope built around the decision.

  • Independent merits and risk review
  • Issue, evidence and exposure mapping
  • Delay and programme workstream leadership
  • Pre-arbitration or pre-litigation technical analysis
  • Negotiation and mediation preparation
  • Coordination with counsel, quantum advisers and experts
  • Document and information request strategy
  • Settlement scenario and proportionality review

Clear deliverables with an auditable evidence trail.

The final deliverables and information request are adjusted to the dispute stage, materiality, available records and agreed programme.

Potential deliverables

What you may receive

  • Privileged technical memorandum where instructed through counsel
  • Merits and evidence matrix
  • Management decision paper
  • Dispute roadmap and workstream plan
  • Negotiation or mediation brief
  • Technical report and presentation
Typical information

What is usually reviewed

  • Contract, pleadings or formal submissions
  • Claims, responses and determinations
  • Programmes and project records
  • Legal-team instructions and issue lists
  • Cost and exposure information
  • Prior expert or consultant reports

Evidence first. Method second. Conclusion last.

01

Define the decision

Clarify whether the client must decide to pursue, defend, settle, narrow, investigate or escalate the matter.

02

Map the case

Separate entitlement, fact, causation, programme, quantum, evidence and procedural issues.

03

Prioritise effort

Focus time and cost on issues that can materially change outcome, leverage or settlement value.

04

Support execution

Work alongside management, counsel and other specialists through the selected dispute or negotiation process.

Practical answers before the first discussion.

When should a dispute adviser be appointed?

Ideally before formal positions harden. Early review can preserve records, identify notice or evidence gaps, test assumptions and help management choose a proportionate strategy.

Is the advice legal advice?

No. Constructive Advisory provides construction claims, delay, programme and dispute advisory services. Legal advice should be provided by qualified counsel, with the workstreams coordinated where appropriate.

Can you work directly with our lawyers?

Yes, subject to instructions, conflicts and engagement terms. Work can be structured through counsel where privilege and dispute strategy require it.

Can you provide a quick preliminary view?

Yes. A staged review can begin with a focused document set and defined questions, followed by deeper analysis only where justified.

A clear first discussion can save significant time later.

Share a brief outline of the project, claim or dispute. Initial enquiries are treated in confidence and remain subject to conflict and engagement checks.

Emailinfo@constructive.sgPhone+65 8264 1586
BaseSingapore | Regional assignments