I will review your fidic construction contract and identify key risks

I work with FIDIC Red Book (Construction), Yellow Book (Plant & Design-Build), and Silver Book (EPC/Turnkey). If you have a bespoke or heavily amended FIDIC-based contract, that is fine too — I will flag where amendments shift risk in ways the standard form does not intend.

No — and that is intentional. You receive a senior construction professional's reading of where your contract exposes you operationally and commercially, not a lawyer's legal advice. In practice, this is often more useful on a live project: I flag what will hurt you on site, not just what might hold

The contract document (PDF or Word), any appended Special Conditions, and a brief description of the project: type, value, your role (Employer, Contractor, or Engineer), and the main concern you have. The more context you give, the sharper the output.

A structured memo in English: clause-by-clause risk flags organized by category (payment, risk allocation, dispute, termination, force majeure), severity rating for each issue, and specific recommendations. Standard and Premium packages include a conclusions section with prioritized action items.

Yes — that is a natural next step. Once you have the risk memo, we can discuss specific clauses you want to push back on and how to frame those positions. This is typically handled as a follow-on consultation (Gig 5) or a custom order.