Triage the issue
Identify the contract mechanism, event, notification position, assessment route and risk.
NA Taylor QS Services Ltd
How we help contractors
A direct, contract-led process for live disputes, rejected change, time-bar pressure and unresolved commercial recovery.
Contract-led support
Built for contractors who need clear next steps quickly.
Designed for contractors and subcontractors who need specialist commercial input, not generic construction commentary.
Establish entitlement
Test the facts against the contract and clarify the correct route.
Strengthen evidence
Map records, correspondence, programmes, site records and cost data.
Prepare the submission
Build the narrative, chronology, contractual basis and cost support.
Support negotiation
Assist with rebuttals, disputed assessments and settlement positioning.
Prepare for escalation
Prepare the matter for adjudication or formal dispute escalation where needed.
Resources
Contractor-side insight for stronger commercial recovery.
2 Jun 2026
Delay vs prolongation – what can actually be claimed
Delay and prolongation are often confused, but the distinction is critical for successful recovery.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Challenging an incorrect Project Manager assessment under NEC
When assessments ignore Defined Cost or misapply the Accepted Programme, contractors must respond with contract-led challenges.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
NEC Compensation Events – why they fail and how to fix them
Compensation events are contractual mechanisms, yet in practice they often fail through misapplication.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Construction claims and contractual disputes contractor focused
Construction claims usually arise because contractual entitlement is resisted rather than because it does not exist.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Delay vs prolongation – what can actually be claimed
Delay and prolongation are often confused, but the distinction is critical for successful recovery.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Challenging an incorrect Project Manager assessment under NEC
When assessments ignore Defined Cost or misapply the Accepted Programme, contractors must respond with contract-led challenges.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
NEC Compensation Events – why they fail and how to fix them
Compensation events are contractual mechanisms, yet in practice they often fail through misapplication.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Construction claims and contractual disputes contractor focused
Construction claims usually arise because contractual entitlement is resisted rather than because it does not exist.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Delay vs prolongation – what can actually be claimed
Delay and prolongation are often confused, but the distinction is critical for successful recovery.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Challenging an incorrect Project Manager assessment under NEC
When assessments ignore Defined Cost or misapply the Accepted Programme, contractors must respond with contract-led challenges.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
NEC Compensation Events – why they fail and how to fix them
Compensation events are contractual mechanisms, yet in practice they often fail through misapplication.
Read resource
2 Jun 2026
Construction claims and contractual disputes contractor focused
Construction claims usually arise because contractual entitlement is resisted rather than because it does not exist.
Read resource