BUILT FOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROFESSIONALS

Construction contracts, claims and project controls — made practical.

CivilUncut is a practitioner-focused civil engineering and infrastructure platform for contract administration, EOT, variations, notices, billing, project records, claims and commercial management.

Facts, sources and reasoning Project-specific judgement
THE WORK BEHIND THE WORK.FIG. 01
CIVILUNCUT PROJECT CONTROL / 01

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

Delay event register

ILLUSTRATIVE
EVENTS RECORDED12records
NOTICES TO REVIEW03open
DOCUMENTS LINKED28references
EVENT IDEVENT / DESCRIPTIONSTATUS
DE-001Access to workfrontRecorded
DE-002Drawing revisionIn review
DE-003Utility relocationRecorded
EVENT CHRONOLOGYW01 — W06
CAPTURE → TRACK → PROTECT → PRESENTCU / V1
From site events to a traceable record.SAMPLE DATA

WHAT CIVILUNCUT COVERS

The contract, the programme and the record.

01 / LEARN

Start with the reasoning.

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02 / ASSESS

Find the missing link.

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Review a notice, daily record or evidence chain against the information it needs. Keep supported facts, gaps and unresolved questions separate.

03 / ACT → 04 / DOWNLOAD

Turn the finding into a working record.

Assign the action, owner and supporting reference. Use a free checklist or Lite worksheet to carry that review into your own project files.

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Practical working resources

Explore the practitioner packs for infrastructure records, billing review and evidence organisation. Each page states what the pack contains and its current availability.

The full packs are marked Available soon. Free Lite previews can be downloaded directly; paid checkout is not live.

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PRACTICAL PRINCIPLES

Record the fact. Test the contractual position.

  • A delay is not automatically an EOT.
  • Extra work is not automatically a Variation.
  • A letter is not automatically a contractual notice.
  • A measured quantity is not automatically payable.
  • A folder full of documents is not automatically a substantiated claim.

Start with the executed contract, contemporary records and a clear chain of reasoning. Review programme and commercial consequences against the facts of the project.

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