Nourbano has handled construction disputes and claim preparations on major infrastructure projects in Canada and Kuwait, including highways, bridges, marine works, and harbour structures.
Nourbano provided consultation, claim preparation, delay analysis, and full case management on mega power and energy projects, including nuclear power stations in the USA, hydroelectric dams in Canada, dual oil-and-gas turbine facilities in Kuwait, and multiple 400 kV substations.
Nourbano supported both local and international EPC contractors in the Kuwait oil sector across a wide range of projects, including well hook-ups, flowlines and trunklines, gas train projects, ethylene petrochemical complexes (OL2K), and crude oil export facilities.
Nourbano was involved in claim preparation, dispute resolution, and litigation support for water-sector projects in Canada and Kuwait, including desalination plants, wastewater treatment facilities, water distribution networks, seawater cooling towers, and water re-carbonation plants.
Nourbano has provided services on major industrial projects in Canada, France, and Kuwait, including magnesium and aluminum smelters, compressor refurbishment programs, paper mills, oxygen production plants, and chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) facilities.
Nourbano has supported claim preparation, arbitration, and litigation across commercial and institutional developments in Canada, the USA, Kuwait, Oman, and KSA. These include major hotels, high-rise towers, commercial centers, universities, airports, and other large-scale facilities.
Nourbano has played a key role in contract management and dispute resolution for several of Kuwait’s largest hospital and medical center projects, providing case management for complex construction disputes involving heavy MEP, medical systems, and architectural packages.
Nourbano provided claim preparation and litigation support for technology-driven projects in Kuwait, such as high-tech postal distribution systems, smart service-station platforms, asset-tracking systems, IT infrastructure upgrades, data-center transformation and relocation, and enterprise data-management implementations.
