An engineering dispute is settled by technical evidence, not by force of argument. This practice combines an academic engineering grounding in planning and scheduling with executive experience in contracts, procurement and bid evaluation — allowing claims and delay to be analyzed with quantitative tools that tie each event to the contract clause and to its effect on schedule and cost.
Each service lists practical applications, by the kind of work it is carried out in. Services are taken singly, or combined into one scope, depending on the size of the case.
Adjudicating engineering and contractual disputes under the applicable laws and procedures.
Reasoned reports that can be relied upon before arbitral tribunals and judicial authorities.
Linking events to the critical path and to contractual responsibility.
Assessing the effect of scope change and additional works on time and cost.
Examining the contract before signature to reduce the chance of a later dispute.
Qualification and evaluation criteria on an auditable basis.
Settling the disagreement before it escalates, to preserve the contractual relationship.
A technical opinion is built on the record; it is not drafted to favor a party.
Assembling the documents and establishing the chronology of events.
Tying each event to the contract clause and to its quantified effect on schedule and cost.
Issuing a reasoned, independent opinion that stands on its stated grounds.
Registration with the Saudi Center for Engineering Arbitration, the specialized authority for engineering disputes in the Kingdom.
A doctoral background in schedule optimization applied to critical-path analysis and extension-of-time claims.
Chairing a bid examination committee, with direct knowledge of the Government Tenders and Procurement Law.
Reviewing the contract before signature costs less than adjudicating after the fall-out.
A certified arbitrator with the Saudi Center for Engineering Arbitration and with the International Academy of Mediation and Arbitration (IAMA), a certified consultant engineer at Consultant classification with the Saudi Council of Engineers (8771), holding a doctorate in industrial engineering.
No details of any arbitration, pending or concluded, are published without express permission and in observance of confidentiality obligations.
An independent professional practice operating under a Saudi freelance work certificate, eligible to contract with government entities under the Government Tenders and Procurement Law.