Omnium Resolve and Gray Consulting Launched Joint Venture
The new partnership targets construction and infrastructure disputes across the GCC region.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Construction
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Omnium Resolve and Gray Consulting have formed a joint venture to provide construction dispute resolution services. The partnership, operating as Omnium Resolve x Gray Consulting, focuses on the infrastructure and energy sectors throughout the GCC.
Why it matters
The collaboration aims to address the rising scale and technical complexity of large-scale project pipelines in the GCC. By combining specialized skill sets, the venture seeks to streamline claims advisory and dispute avoidance for regional stakeholders.
The venture is supported by three principals with a combined 70 years of industry experience. This expertise covers the construction, infrastructure, and energy sectors within the GCC.
The players
Omnium Resolve
A firm specializing in quantum and delay analysis within the construction industry.
Gray Consulting
An Abu Dhabi-based firm providing expert witness services for construction disputes.
Daniel Hughes
One of the three principals leading the new joint venture operations.
Alastair Gray
A principal leader of the venture who provides expert witness insights.
Philip Cronin
A principal leader responsible for steering the joint venture's strategic advisory services.
The details
The new entity integrates Gray Consulting's expert witness services with the quantum and delay analysis capabilities of Omnium Resolve. Clients now receive access to a single, principal-led team for comprehensive claims advisory and dispute management.
Timeline
The joint venture was officially launched in September 2026.
Market Landscape
The formation of this venture follows the established trend of rapid infrastructure and energy project pipelines across the GCC. It positions the combined firm to compete more effectively for large-scale claims advisory mandates by consolidating specialized expert services.
Clients operating within the infrastructure and energy sectors can now access integrated dispute resolution services through a single point of contact. This simplified engagement model is designed to reduce administrative overhead for companies managing complex, large-scale construction projects.
The takeaway
Consolidating quantum analysis and expert witness services reflects the growing need for specialized oversight in high-value infrastructure projects. Companies can benefit from leveraging multi-disciplinary expertise to navigate and mitigate project disputes early in the construction lifecycle.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Construction Week Online.
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