Approved to resolve it. Ready to prove it.
Vanguard Resolve is approved for claims and dispute resolution work by public owners in three states. When a project is in dispute, we turn the record into a schedule and cost position that holds up in the room, before a board, or before a tribunal.
Pick a state. See who approved us.
Select California, New York or New Jersey to see every agency in that state that has approved Vanguard Resolve for claims and dispute resolution.
Approvals are listed as granted by each agency. Scope and status are shown on our procurement page.
Five ways to resolve a dispute. One record under all of them.
Choose a measure, then select a step to see what it is and where we help.
The cost of waiting
The longer a delay claim goes unprepared, the harder the record is to rebuild and the more it costs to defend.
A claim, reviewed line by line
Press play to see how a claimed amount shrinks to the part the record supports.
The ladder, curve and waterfall are illustrations of a typical pattern. They are not client results or published statistics.
Three tools. Zero sign-up.
Find a starting point, test the strength of your record, and see how delay events are sorted. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you tick or choose is sent anywhere.
Path advisor
Record strength
Tick the records you have today.
Claim strength radar
Score your claim on six tests an owner, a board or a tribunal will apply. Drag the sliders. The radar and the settlement range respond.
Delay windows, sorted
Turn each kind of delay on or off to see how the days add up: owner-caused delay can earn time and money, concurrent delay usually earns time only, and contractor-caused delay earns no relief.
Illustrative example. The events and day counts are invented and are not client data. Relief rules depend on the contract and governing law.
From first notice to a defensible position.
Have a claim or a dispute? Start with a conversation.
Tell us about the project. We will tell you plainly whether we can help and what we would need to see first.