Settle delay with evidence, not arbitration.
Scheduling, cost control and claims and delay analysis for power plants, process units and turnarounds. We document what happened while it happens, so time and money are resolved on facts.
What is really at risk.
Windows are fixed
Turnarounds and outages have a start date and a restart date. Every lost day is lost production, and someone will be asked to pay for it.
Many parties share the delay
Owners, EPC contractors and equipment vendors all touch the critical path. Without a clean record, every party claims the other caused the slip.
Hindsight is expensive
Forensic analysis built years later costs more and proves less. Contemporaneous records decide most disputes before they start.
Where we add control.
- 01
On-site and combined heat and power plants
Generation projects with interconnection, commissioning and performance testing on the critical path.
- 02
Process unit expansions
Tie-ins to live units, with turnaround windows and restart dates fixed in advance.
- 03
Turnarounds and outages
Shift-by-shift schedules where every hour of downtime carries a cost.
- 04
Terminals and midstream facilities
Tank farms, compressor stations and pipelines with permitting and procurement risk.
How we control it here.
The KonradBeck capabilities owners in this market call on most.
Contemporaneous delay analysis and time impact analysis, built as the project runs.
Windows analysis and expert reports when a dispute cannot be avoided.
Independent review of EPC schedules to catch logic and float problems early.
Change and notice logs that tie every event to its cost and time effect.
A 120 MW plant, a claim resolved without arbitration.
A multi-party time extension request on an on-site power plant could have gone to arbitration. We performed contemporaneous delay analysis on the schedule record, separated each party’s delay and quantified the time each was responsible for. The parties settled the request on that evidence, without a hearing.
- 120 MW
- Plant
- 0
- Arbitration hearings
- 2026
- Engagement year
Questions owners ask us.
What is contemporaneous delay analysis?
It is analysis done during the project, using the schedule updates and records as they are produced. It is usually more accurate and less costly than analysis rebuilt years later.
Do you work for owners or contractors?
Both. We are engaged by owners, contractors and counsel, and our analysis follows AACE recommended practices whichever side engages us.
Can you help prevent claims, not just analyze them?
Yes. Clean baselines, documented changes and regular schedule reviews remove most of the ambiguity that turns into claims.
See your energy infrastructure program clearly.
Share the program, the budget and the date that matters. A senior KonradBeck controls lead will come back to you within one business day.