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For Claims Consultants
Contractors usually bring in a claims consultant late in the day, to prepare extension-of-time and prolongation cost claims long after the events.
The job is to reconstruct what happened from thousands of letters, meeting minutes, and messages and substantiate it with the contemporaneous record. The evidence is usually there; finding it, ordering it, and citing it is the work.
Why Kritical
Kritical classifies the entire project record, captures the contract clauses and parties each document cites, and links every finding to its source – so you can assemble cause and effect and a defensible narrative far faster than working the bundle by hand with the following highlights:
- Pull every delay event for which notice was given, and the Engineer's response to each.
- Trace cause and effect across the record and assemble the sequence of events that drives the claim.
- Identify the activities affected by each Employer-caused event.
- Identify the contract provisions that give rise to entitlement.
- Gather the evidence that substantiates each head of claim.
Frequently asked questions
- What documents and claim types does Kritical cover?
- Contracts, correspondence, RFIs, instructions, variation orders, daily reports, minutes, and programmes – classified by document type and the contract provisions each cites, ready for extension of time, prolongation, variation, and disruption claims.
- How does it make a claim more defensible?
- Every finding links back to its source document, page, and quote, so each head of claim is tied to the contemporaneous record and the package holds up under scrutiny instead of relying on allegations.
Assembling a claim from a mountain of project documents? We should talk.
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