Evidence, not fragments

Organise weather evidence around the contract

Benchmark a selected project month, identify potential qualifying events and generate editable evidence for project and contracts teams to review.

Construction weather extension-of-time evidence analysis showing benchmark results

Benchmark the project period

The EOT Evidence Generator compares a selected month with five or ten years of historical data. It can establish percentile thresholds for configured weather measures and identify days that exceed the resulting benchmark.

  • Five- or ten-year benchmark selection
  • Rain, wind, gust, temperature and snowfall measures
  • Potential qualifying days categorised by breach type
  • Excel data and PNG graphics for supporting records
  • Formatted draft claim-document output
Construction weather analysis showing historical benchmark and identified events
Example benchmark and event review interface.
EOT evidence interface showing identified weather events and clause analysis
Contract wording can be supplied for decision-support analysis and draft preparation.

Test the evidence against supplied wording

A weather event does not automatically create entitlement. The relevant contract establishes the test, notice requirements and available relief. The platform can use supplied weather clauses to help structure the analysis and identify events for further review.

Review required: Clause analysis and generated documents are decision-support outputs. Confirm interpretation, causation, notice compliance, critical-path effect and entitlement with suitably qualified project, planning and legal advisers.

From weather event to reviewable evidence

Select the project month

Choose the location and period being assessed.

Set the benchmark

Use the appropriate historical period and configured measures.

Review identified events

Check the source data, thresholds and classification.

Connect event and programme

Add site records, affected activities and programme evidence outside the weather analysis.

A complete extension-of-time submission commonly requires more than weather data, including timely notices, contemporaneous records, programme analysis, causation and compliance with the applicable contract.

Related features

Construction Weather covers the full project weather cycle — from tender through to extension-of-time evidence.

Tender weather planning

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Historical weather data

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