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The process is conducted with the assistance of a neutral mediator possessing both legal insight and specialized engineering understanding, enabling effective communication between the parties and facilitating practical, technically sound, and commercially balanced solutions.
Mediation remains a voluntary and non-binding process unless otherwise agreed by the parties.
SCECA mediation is particularly effective in disputes involving construction and infrastructure projects, FIDIC-based contracts, delay claims, variations, cost overruns, and technical disputes requiring expert-driven and commercially practical solutions.
Confidential, flexible, and efficient process that delivers technically informed, cost-effective solutions while preserving professional relationships.
Mediations are conducted in accordance with the SCECA Mediation Rules and adapted for engineering disputes, whether required under contract, agreed voluntarily, used as a preliminary step, or conducted in parallel with arbitration.
A panel of mediators with expertise in engineering and construction law, project management, FIDIC contracts, claims management, and complex, high-value infrastructure disputes.
Structured to reflect efficiency, practicality, and proportionality. Fees are generally based on the mediator’s time and administrative case management services provided by SCECA.
Delivering mediation services that integrate advanced technical expertise, legal precision, procedural integrity, and internationally recognized best practices within a professional institutional framework.
Mediation costs are structured to reflect efficiency, practicality, and proportionality in engineering disputes.
This approach ensures a balanced, transparent, and commercially reasonable cost structure aligned with project realities and dispute complexity.
SCECA is committed to delivering mediation services that integrate:
Access specialized dispute resolution services supported by technical expertise, legal precision, and internationally recognized best practices.