Preventing and resolving disputes through continuous oversight and expert guidance
A Dispute Board is a standing panel of one or three independent experts, typically established at the outset of a medium- or long-term contract. Its primary role is to assist parties in avoiding and resolving disputes that may arise during the performance of the contract.
By remaining engaged throughout the lifecycle of a project, the Dispute Board promotes communication, provides informal guidance, and helps parties address issues before they escalate into formal disputes.
Dispute Boards are particularly effective in construction, infrastructure, and long-term commercial projects, where ongoing relationships and timely performance are critical. By addressing issues at an early stage, they help minimise disruption and ensure smoother project execution.
ICADRP supports the establishment and administration of Dispute Boards through experienced professionals and structured frameworks, enabling parties to manage disputes proactively and efficiently.