POTENTIALLY FULLY FUNDED*

Through qualifying contract-insurance placement.

Gain continuous monitoring of notices, variations, claims, payments, delay exposure and emerging disputes — supported by executive reporting and an assigned Dispute Control Manager.

Where qualifying construction contract-insurance requirements are placed through the relevant authorised channel, the value generated may fund all or part of the agreed HERCULES programme fee.
*Subject to: eligibility, the nature and value of the qualifying insurance placement, insurer acceptance, applicable regulatory requirements, agreed programme scope, commercial terms and written confirmation.
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What HERCULES Provides

Early Warning and Monitoring

  • Notice and time-bar tracking
  • Unresolved variation monitoring
  • Payment and claim exposure
  • Instructions awaiting written confirmation
  • Delay and LAD exposure

Project-Team Support

  • Guidance to contract, commercial and delivery teams
  • Review of entitlement and claim records
  • Escalation of high-risk issues
  • Early preparation for adjudication or arbitration where required

Executive Visibility

  • Monthly contractual-health dashboard
  • Matters requiring management intervention
  • Outstanding financial exposure
  • Key contractual deadlines over the next 7, 14 and 30 days

How the HERCULES Funding Arrangement Works

Instead of treating insurance and contract-risk control as separate expenses, qualifying organisations may be able to use the value generated from their insurance placement to fund the HERCULES Programme.

Step 1

Insurance requirements reviewed

The organisation's construction contract-insurance requirements are reviewed.

Step 2

Suitable requirements placed

Where suitable, qualifying insurance requirements are placed through the relevant appointed or authorised insurance channel.

Step 3

Permitted funding value assessed

The available remuneration, commission or other permitted funding arrangement is assessed.

Step 4

HERCULES programme activated

Following written confirmation, the available funding is applied towards the agreed HERCULES Programme fee, resulting in no separate programme fee or a reduced fee.


HERCULES vs EUREKA — Two Programmes, Two Funding Pathways

EUREKA™HERCULES™
Main purposeContract review and project readinessContinuous contract-risk control
Best starting pointImmediately after contract awardDuring project execution
FormatBespoke half-day programmeOngoing monthly programme
Funding pathwayHRD Corp levyQualifying insurance placement
Main audienceProject, contract, commercial and delivery teamsCEOs, MDs, Project Directors and Commercial Directors
Principal outcomeContractual risks converted into an operational action planEmerging risks continuously monitored and escalated
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Frequently Asked Questions

How can contract insurance help fund HERCULES?
Where an organisation places its qualifying construction contract-insurance requirements through our appointed or authorised insurance channel, the remuneration, commission or other permitted value generated from that placement may be used to fund all or part of the HERCULES programme fee. This is assessed on a case-by-case basis and confirmed in writing.
Is HERCULES automatically free when insurance is placed?
No. Eligibility depends on the nature and value of the qualifying insurance placement, applicable regulatory requirements, commercial terms and written confirmation. Not all applicants will qualify. Submission of information does not guarantee eligibility or funding.
What contractual risks does HERCULES monitor?
HERCULES monitors notices, time-bar exposure, unresolved variations, payment and claim exposure, instructions awaiting written confirmation, delay and liquidated-damages exposure, and emerging disputes. Each programme is scoped to the specific project and contract.
Does HERCULES replace the project's contract or commercial team?
No. HERCULES supports and strengthens the existing project team. It provides independent monitoring, early warning, guidance and executive reporting — it does not replace the organisation's own contract, commercial or delivery personnel.
Who receives the monthly executive report?
The monthly contractual-health dashboard is prepared for senior management — typically the CEO, Managing Director, Project Director and Commercial Director. It highlights matters requiring management intervention, outstanding financial exposure and upcoming contractual deadlines.
Can HERCULES support a distressed project?
Yes. HERCULES can be scoped to provide intensive monitoring, entitlement review, claims preparation support and escalation for projects already showing warning signs. Early engagement is strongly recommended to maximise the benefit.

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