Dispute Boards: soluciones rápidas durante la ejecución de proyectos
Los Dispute Boards —también conocidos como Comités de Solución de Controversias— son un mecanismo eficaz para prevenir y resolver las diferencias durante la ejecución de una obra, ya sea pública o privada.
The parties appoint one to three neutral experts (adjudicators or committee), who accompany the project from the beginning, intervening as soon as disagreements arise through informal assistance and issuing conclusions in the event of disagreements.
Who are the members of the Committee?
- Specialized adjudicators, contracted by the parties.
- Professionals with experience in construction, architecture, engineering and other technical disciplines.
- All are part of an official list of the Conflict Resolution Center.
Advantages of contracting with an awarding company
- They know the project from the beginning and understand its dynamics.
- They respond quickly and technically when conflicts arise.
- They reduce the risk of the work coming to a standstill.
- They promote joint work and maintain healthy professional relationships.
- They are adapted to the specific needs of each contract.
Las partes contratan un Dispute Board a través del CRC antes de iniciar la obra
Used in complex projects with several professionals involved.
Applicable for major works, such as infrastructure projects, real estate and commercial developments.
Dispute Boards have 1-3 adjudicators. They may be lawyers, engineers or architects
The adjudicators issue written recommendations to prevent or resolve disagreements between the parties.