Technical support for extension of time (EOT), delay analysis, variation orders and construction claims in Pakistan. Struc-Arch prepares the engineering and quantity surveying documentation behind a claim - it does not provide legal representation.
Many contractors lose valid claims because the paperwork is weak. Struc-Arch helps you build the technical record, quantify the impact and present it clearly - before the dispute escalates.
Extension of time submissions, delay event notices, supporting calculations and documents that connect cause to effect.
As-planned against as-built comparison, critical path review, and clear identification of delay cause and responsibility.
Variation documentation, pricing of changed work, deviation statements and extra item rates against the contract.
Quantified cost and time impact, expert technical reports and chronologies for negotiation, arbitration or litigation support.
Quantity verification, BOQ reconciliation and rate analysis support when measurements or payments are disputed.
Review of site records, correspondence, minutes and diaries, and preparation of a clear claim chronology.
For legal steps, Struc-Arch works alongside your lawyer, providing the technical and documentary support they need.
We review the contract, BOQ, site records, correspondence and minutes to understand the position.
We analyse delay events and impact, and quantify cost and time against the contract.
We prepare the claim package - notices, narratives, schedules, calculations and supporting evidence.
We revise with responses, help respond to queries, and support negotiation or your lawyer's process.
Common questions about construction claims and EOT in Pakistan.
A variation order is an instructed change to the works or rates agreed under the contract. A claim is a formal request for additional time or money arising from events under the contract, such as delays or changed conditions. Both need strong documentation. See our contractor billing services for the billing side.
An EOT claim is a request to extend the contractual completion date because of delay events that are not the contractor's responsibility. It requires evidence of the delay event, its timing and its impact on the completion date, usually supported by delay analysis.
Typically: the contract and programme, delay notices and letters, site diaries and progress reports, meeting minutes, correspondence with the engineer or client, approved drawings, instructions, weather or utility records and any records showing when work actually happened.
No. Struc-Arch provides engineering, quantity surveying and technical documentation services only. It does not give legal advice or represent parties in court. We prepare the technical record and work with lawyers where legal action is needed.
Contractors, subcontractors, consultants and developers facing delayed payments, EOT disputes, measurement or rate disagreements, or claims by clients against them. Early documentation is usually the difference between a strong and a weak position.
Related services: contractor billing & IPC preparation, BOQ preparation & cost estimation and structural engineering design. Also see the construction contracts guide, the contractor claim template and the free contractor templates.
Send your contract and records for a free preliminary review. We will tell you honestly how we can help.
