Construction Adjudication
Construction Adjudication
Construction adjudication delivers swift, interim binding decisions to preserve project cash flow and keep works moving. At Taswiyeh, we administer adjudication proceedings that protect contractors, subcontractors and employers from disruption—resolving disputes over payments, variations and time within strict deadlines.
Key Features
Speed
Binding decisions typically delivered within 28 days of referral, keeping projects moving.
Interim Binding Effect
Decisions bind the parties unless overturned by later arbitration or litigation.
Cash‑Flow Protection
Prevents standstills by ensuring payments continue while disputes are reviewed.
Specialist Adjudicators
Appointed experts with technical and legal knowledge of the construction sector.
Cost‑Efficient
Streamlined procedure—faster and less expensive than full proceedings.
Relationship Preservation
Resolves disputes without irreparably damaging project relationships.
The Adjudication Process
1 Notice of Adjudication
The referring party issues a formal notice setting out the dispute and relief sought.
2 Appointment of Adjudicator
Taswiyeh nominates and appoints a qualified adjudicator within a short timeframe.
3 Submissions & Response
The parties exchange submissions and evidence under an expedited timetable.
4 Decision
The adjudicator issues a reasoned decision, binding unless revised by arbitration or court.
Why Taswiyeh
Industry Expertise
Deep knowledge of construction contracts and disputes across the region.
Procedural Discipline
Strict adherence to statutory and contractual adjudication timelines.
Aligned Interests
In eligible cases, Taswiyeh may assume process costs until resolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What disputes can be referred to adjudication?
Typically disputes over payment, variations, extensions of time and defects liability. The scope is defined by contract or statute.
Is the adjudicator’s decision final?
The decision binds the parties until revised by arbitration or court. In practice, most decisions are accepted as final.
How long does the process take?
The statutory period is usually 28 days from appointment, with limited scope for extension by agreement.