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Our diligent and informed review of the project’s cost data accurately portrayed our client's damages related to re-procurement as warranted and reasonable.

A privately owned power company in Latin America engaged in a power plant project terminated its Asia-based engineering and construction contractor after alleged contract breaches. When the power company sought to recoup $308 million in costs through international arbitration, the contractor countersued for $800 million in damages.
Counsel appointed FTI Consulting’s construction damages experts to review the claims and counterclaims and provide expert testimony in support of arbitration.
The ICC International Court of Arbitration awarded the power company virtually all of the $308 million in costs that it sought and dismissed most of the counterclaims.


Our diligent and informed review of the project’s cost data accurately portrayed our client's damages related to re-procurement as warranted and reasonable.

Our investigation also showed that the counterclaim damages were either entirely unsupported or based on inappropriate claim approaches.

As a result of our reports and testimony, the tribunal found that the contractor’s counterclaim lacked merit.
Our construction damages experts reviewed the power company’s actual and projected costs after the contractor was terminated, assessed the contractor’s potential payment without the termination and evaluated the methodology and support for the contractor’s counterclaims.
Our team reviewed extensive cost data from both parties and other project information to determine the contractor's progress prior to termination.
We produced reports for the tribunal showing that the re-procurement costs to complete the project were incurred in a reasonable manner.
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