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Contractors in the Middle East: A Reminder on Force Majeure and Exceptional Event Provisions in the Current Conflict
March 10, 2026
War or conflict doesn’t automatically trigger entitlement under FIDIC. What matters is whether performance is prevented—not just disrupted. Understanding this distinction is critical before making a claim.
Prolongation Cost Claims
March 25, 2026
Prolongation cost claims compensate contractors for time-related costs caused by employer delays. Learn about claimable cost types, evaluation methods, and how a windows analysis can establish actual delay periods and quantify entitlement.
Engineers Amending the Contract Through Instructions and Variations
March 24, 2026
Under FIDIC Red Book contracts, the Engineer cannot amend the Contract, yet parties often overlook this when design duties are reassigned by instruction. Learn why mutual agreement is essential before expanding a Contractor's scope.
Your AI Doesn’t Have a Hard Hat
March 12, 2026
There is a version of the AI conversation happening in boardrooms right now that goes something like this: replace the expensive humans, automate the decisions, let the machine run the project. It is a compelling pitch. If you have never actually del
Contractors in the Middle East: A Reminder on Force Majeure and Exceptional Event Provisions in the Current Conflict
March 10, 2026
War or conflict doesn’t automatically trigger entitlement under FIDIC. What matters is whether performance is prevented—not just disrupted. Understanding this distinction is critical before making a claim.