Quantum Claim Review
Preparation and review of quantum claims with attention to supporting records, contractual basis and the financial components of the claimed amount.
ENRICH provides quantum, forensic delay and disruption advisory for complex construction projects — combining contract-document review, programme analysis, event reconstruction, cause-and-effect assessment and cost evaluation to support clear, evidence-based claims and dispute decisions.
ENRICH supports clients with preparation and review of quantum claims, resolution-oriented assessment of quantum disputes and evaluation of variation orders through detailed review of contract documents. For delay and disruption matters, we examine the relationship between cause and effect and provide forensic analysis for projects affected by engineering or construction delays and associated cost overruns.
Our service is structured around the core questions behind most delay and quantum matters: what happened, why it happened, what the contract says, how the programme was affected and what the resulting cost consequence is.
Preparation and review of quantum claims with attention to supporting records, contractual basis and the financial components of the claimed amount.
Assessment of value-added variation orders and other change impacts based on detailed examination of the applicable contract documentation.
Review of clauses, obligations, notices, records and change provisions relevant to entitlement, causation and valuation.
Structured examination of planned and actual programme information to understand chronology, critical activities and delay development.
Examination of the relationship between relevant events and their consequences when presenting, reviewing or defending delay and disruption positions.
Assessment of disrupted working conditions and event interactions where project execution has been affected beyond straightforward calendar delay.
Review of relevant cost overruns and financial effects associated with engineering or construction delay and disruption events.
Clear analytical outputs that can support claim preparation, review, negotiation, dispute avoidance and broader claim-resolution processes.
A defensible delay or quantum position requires more than a schedule printout or cost spreadsheet. ENRICH brings the relevant contractual, programme, event and cost information together so the analytical chain remains coherent.
The analysis moves from the contractual and programme baseline to event reconstruction, cause-and-effect assessment and a clearly documented time-and-cost position.
Review the contract, programme, obligations, planned sequence and the records needed to frame the analysis.
Develop a chronology from project records, changes, notices, programme updates and the actual sequence of delivery.
Test how identified events affected programme performance, disrupted work or contributed to delay and cost consequences.
Organise the time and cost findings into a clear analytical position suitable for management, negotiation or dispute review.
ENRICH's wider project-controls platform allows delay and quantum matters to be coordinated with the related contractual and commercial disciplines when the issue spans more than one technical question.
ENRICH's supplied project material identifies contract administration, claims, delay analysis and project control within its infrastructure experience. The examples below stay within that documented scope.
The ENRICH project material describes the rehabilitation and upgrading assignment as incorporating contract administration, claims, delay analysis and project control alongside the engineering scope.
Project DetailsFor complex projects affected by engineering or construction delay, ENRICH's documented service scope covers forensic delay and disruption analysis, quantum claim review, variation evaluation and assessment of relevant cost overruns.
Talk to ENRICH about claim review, variation evaluation, forensic programme analysis, cause-and-effect assessment and time-and-cost impacts tailored to your project record and contractual context.