AETRAA
AETRAA · Claims and delay advisory

Any EOT claim.
Submission-ready
in 7 days.

Independent, forensic extension of time and quantum services for contractors across the GCC.

Protect your entitlement → How 7 days works
Why speed matters

In construction disputes,
time is entitlement.

A conventionally prepared EOT claim typically takes 8 to 12 weeks. By the time it reaches the Engineer, leverage has already been lost.

TIME-BAR EXPOSURE
28 days.

Notice and particulars provisions leave no room for delay.

LIQUIDATED DAMAGES
Every day.

Every day without an extension is a day at risk.

CASH FLOW
Locked.

Recoverable costs remain locked until entitlement is established.

7 days. Not 12 weeks.

Notices on time.
Leverage intact.

A complete, submission-ready EOT claim within 7 working days of receiving the project records. Our forensic platform reviews, dates and indexes the whole record and runs the critical path analysis. Our senior consultants set the strategy, determine entitlement and sign off every submission.

Day 1–2Records and chronology
Day 3–4Forensic delay analysis
Day 5Entitlement and quantum
Day 6–7Drafting, quality review and issue
14specialist stages
7quality gates
1independent adversarial review, from the Employer's side

Only entitlement that withstands the Employer's scrutiny is advanced.

Recognised methodology

Defensible
outcomes.

The delay analysis method is selected on SCL §11.3 criteria, never by habit.

Industry standards

  • SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol, 2nd Ed. (2017)
  • AACE RP 29R-03 Forensic Schedule Analysis
  • AACE RP 52R-06 Time Impact Analysis
  • AACE RP 25R-03 Lost Productivity
  • RICS Guidance Note, Extensions of Time
  • DCMA 14-Point Schedule Assessment

Delay analysis

  • Time slice windows (MIP 3.3 / 3.4)
  • Time Impact Analysis (MIP 3.6 / 3.7)
  • As-planned vs as-built windows (MIP 3.1 / 3.2)
  • Critical path and float analysis
  • Concurrent delay (SCL Core Principle 10)

Quantum

  • Prolongation from contemporaneous records
  • Head office overheads (Emden, Eichleay)
  • Disruption (measured mile)
  • Acceleration, financing and escalation
  • Liquidated damages relief

Contracts and law: FIDIC 1987, 1999, 2017 · bespoke GCC forms · UAE Civil Code 1985 · Civil Transactions Law 2025

Proven on a live project

127 days of entitlement.
With the cost.

Multi-storey building, FIDIC-based conditions. Delays from nominated subcontracts, design approvals and regional hostilities. Full claim prepared from records intake to a signed submission pack. Client details withheld for confidentiality.

224project documents reviewed
10delay windows analysed
127days of entitlement established, with cost
32evidence tabs
What you receive

A complete submission.
Ready for signature.

Notice and particulars.

The notice letter and detailed particulars of claim, in your format.

Technical appendices.

With the programme extracts.

Quantum workbook.

Transparent, live calculations.

Evidence bundle.

Indexed, tab by tab.

FOR YOUR INTERNAL USE Where the claim is strongest. Where it will be challenged.

A confidential risk and strength assessment, with the likely range of determination.

Engagement options

From one claim
to the whole project.

Also across the project lifecycle: planning and programme management, quantity surveying and BOQs, interim valuations, design coordination and constructability reviews, MEP design and value engineering.

01Claim Health Check

A rapid, independent view of entitlement and time-bar risk.

02 · MOST ASKEDFull Claim Preparation

A submission-ready claim in 7 days.

03Project Retainer

Ongoing programme, notice and commercial support, so every entitlement is protected as it arises.

Speak to AETRAA

Protect your
entitlement.

Any EOT claim. Submission-ready in 7 days.

Send us the records → Call +971 55 300 6324
ajay@aetraa.aeGCC