Manus Bradley is a testifying delay expert with more than 26 years of experience in large-scale construction and engineering projects as a project engineer, project scheduler, and delay analyst. In addition, he has developed project schedules for pre-construction and construction phases in oil & gas, power, nuclear, buildings, and infrastructure projects for contractors and client organizations. Mr. Bradley also advises on planning and programming issues and is an expert advisor and expert witness in disputes over project delays, disruptions, and accelerations.
He has provided independent expert advice on significant construction and engineering projects for various project sectors in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa that failed to meet scheduled expectations.
Mr. Bradley is regularly instructed as a delay expert. He has given written and oral evidence in dispute adjudication board (DAB), domestic arbitration (DIAC, SCCA), and international arbitration (ICC), including cross-examination by King’s Counsel and concurrent evidence (hot-tubbing).
Lexology Index recognizes Mr. Bradley among the foremost industry experts across several reports. Market sources regard Mr. Bradley as a highly regarded delay expert, known for his sharp forensic analysis and decades of hands-on experience resolving complex scheduling disputes on major construction and engineering projects worldwide. Commanding recognition as “a leader in the Expert field”, Manus Bradley distinguishes himself through his work as a project engineer, scheduler, and delay analyst on major construction projects. He regularly provides independent expert advice in matters concerning project delay, disruption, and acceleration, and has given evidence in both domestic and international arbitration, including cross-examination and concurrent evidence. Clients note:
- “Manus has a very sensible approach to his analysis“
- “He is always a pleasure to work with or against”