Urban Systems
Bareilly Smart City Mission
Urban infrastructure and public realm
- Executing entity:
- Delivery Alliance participating organisation
- RRC relationship:
- Delivery Alliance experience
Rescue & Recovery
“My project is late, over budget, or heading to dispute.”
We establish the true position, reset the schedule, prepare your claims, and put controls on that hold.
The response
What RRC puts in place
- 01
A forensic review. Reported progress is checked against what is physically built, bills against measured work, the schedule against its baseline.
- 02
The true position in writing: real completion date, real forecast cost.
- 03
Your claims position prepared or defended, and payment certification brought current.
- 04
A recovery plan with week-by-week look-aheads and work fronts readied before crews arrive.
- 05
Controls that stay on after the rescue, so the project cannot quietly drift again.
Engines involved
What powers it
Visible control
What you see in 30 / 90 days
First 30 days
- The truth on the table: schedule, cost, and exposure established from site records.
- The biggest risks named, owned, and escalated to people who can act.
By day 90
- A re-set schedule the site is actually following.
- A documented commercial position that stands up in negotiation or dispute.
Mandate & commercial model
Typical scope
To be added: Typical mandate scope and commercial model note (fee structures, engagement terms) — pending commercial inputs from RRC.
Reference
On record
Client questions
Asked before appointment
How do you establish what the real position is?
We go to the records, not the reports. Reported progress is checked against what is physically built, bills against measured work, and the schedule against the original baseline. What comes back is the true position: real completion date, real cost.
Can you handle the claims side as well?
Yes. We prepare or defend claims and variations, bring payment certification up to date, and document a commercial position that stands up in negotiation or dispute.
What stops the project slipping again after recovery?
The controls stay on. Look-ahead planning, stage gates, and reporting tied to site records keep running after the rescue, so the project cannot quietly drift a second time.
Next step
Sound like your situation? Talk to the team about Rescue & Recovery.