Price a project against ten years of Ugandan cost data, build a programme that holds up, check a delay under the SCL Protocol and your FIDIC form, read the letters on file, and produce a claim that is ready to submit. Each tool asks only for what it needs.
Escalation over the contract period, cost at completion, a contingency you can defend, and when to buy the materials that move the most.
You need the contract value, the award month and the duration. A material basket is suggested for you. Open the cost projection 02 Before the works startActivities, durations and logic; the critical path, the float and the completion date computed as you type, tested against what Sub-Clause 8.3 and the Protocol expect.
You need the commencement date and the Time for Completion. A road, building or water template gets you started. Open the programme builder 03 When the programme slipsHow many days of extension the event supports, what it is worth, when each notice falls due under your form of contract, and what the clause you are relying on says.
You need the form of contract, the event dates and the delay to completion. Open the delay check 04 The paper trailDrop in the letters, instructions and minutes. The dates, references and clauses are pulled out into a chronology and an evidence register, with the notice deadlines marked.
You need PDF or Word files. They are read on this device and go nowhere else. Open the evidence desk 05 Ready to submitEight sections in the house form, from executive summary to formal request, written from the facts, the delay analysis and the quantum you enter, and exported to Word.
You need the parties and contract particulars; the rest can come from the other tools. Open the claim builderPlain-language explanations of the FIDIC provisions across eleven books, with the equivalent clause in each.
The 22 core principles and the six delay-analysis methods, with a fit test for your records.
The price indices, the macro series, the audit trail and the research outputs behind every projection.
The programme builder fixes the baseline the whole claim is measured against.
The evidence desk turns the letters into a dated chronology and numbers the annexes.
A delay impacted on the programme, then the Protocol and the claim procedure of your form.
The cost projection supplies the escalation and the time-related cost.
The claim builder assembles the submission and exports it to Word.
Working in the open. Every figure can be traced to a source series, a Protocol paragraph or a clause of the selected form. Nothing you type or upload leaves your browser; the tools are decision support for preparing or assessing a position, not a determination under the Contract and not legal advice.