Contracts Review
Reviewing consultant and contractor agreements so scope, payments and responsibilities protect you before you sign.
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What's included
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Our process
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Frequently asked questions
Service brief
Most project disputes trace back to a contract that was vague, one-sided or missing something important. Our contracts review service reads every agreement from an engineer's point of view: is the scope complete, do the payment terms match real progress, and are delays, variations and defects handled fairly?
We mark up the risks, propose clear wording, and support you in negotiating the changes. During construction we can also review variation orders and claims against the contract, so what you pay always matches what was agreed.
What's included
Our process
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Scope & Document Check
We confirm the contract refers to the right drawings, specifications and BOQ, and that nothing in the scope is left open.
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Payment Terms Review
We check advance payments, milestones, retention and guarantees so payments follow verified progress.
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Risk & Liability Review
We review insurance, defects liability, warranties and termination clauses to make sure risk sits where it should.
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Programme & Delay Clauses
We assess completion dates, extensions of time and delay penalties for clarity and enforceability.
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Negotiation Support
We provide a marked-up contract with proposed wording and support you in agreeing the changes with the other party.
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Variations & Claims Review
During construction, we assess variation orders and contractor claims against the signed contract.
Frequently asked questions
It is a technical and commercial review by engineers and contract specialists. Where formal legal advice is needed, we work alongside your lawyer.
Construction contracts, consultancy agreements, subcontracts, supply agreements and design-and-build contracts, including FIDIC-based forms.
Yes. We can explain your rights and obligations, and help you manage variations, delays or disputes under the existing terms.
Most contracts are reviewed within a few working days, depending on their length and the supporting documents.