EOT claims built around entitlement, causation and evidence.
A persuasive EOT claim joins the contract, event and programme.
An extension-of-time claim is stronger when it identifies the contractual route to relief, satisfies notice and substantiation requirements, explains the event, demonstrates its effect on completion and addresses mitigation and concurrency.
Support can range from live-project notice and event-register management or a targeted review of an existing submission to preparation of the programme analysis, chronology and claim narrative for a complex multi-event matter.
Where relevant, the EOT position is coordinated with associated loss-and-expense or prolongation cost assessments, recognising that time and money require distinct demonstrations of entitlement and causation.
Discuss the scope of supportFocused analysis across the issues that matter.
Flexible support for a defined decision or workstream.
Clear outputs designed for their intended audience.
A structured and auditable process.
Identify the contractual mechanism and deadlines.
Confirm notice requirements and maintain the live event register.
Define each event and supporting record.
Test the baseline, updates and critical path.
Link the event to the affected work and completion.
Address mitigation, concurrency and residual uncertainty.
Prepare a concise, auditable submission.
Relevant sectors and representative project experience.
The sectors below provide a representative view of project environments relevant to this service. Detailed matter information remains intentionally limited to protect confidentiality.
Transport & Aviation
Rail and aviation projects involving complex interfaces, sequencing and stakeholder requirements.
- Jurong Region Line (J111)
- Brunei International Airport
Healthcare
Specialist healthcare facilities delivered within complex operational and institutional environments.
- Elective Care Centre and National Dental Centre at Singapore General Hospital
- Singapore General Hospital Emergency Medicine Building
Data Centres
Mission-critical data-centre developments across key Asia-Pacific markets.
- Data Centre (Jakarta, Indonesia)
- Data Centre (Singapore)
Practical answers before the engagement begins.
Can you improve a claim already submitted?
Should every delay event have a separate analysis?
What if notices were late or incomplete?
Further thinking connected to this service.
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Read insightClear advice starts with understanding the issue.
From ongoing contract administration and quantity surveying to delay analysis, quantum claims and dispute support, our specialists can help you assess the next step.