Force Majeure and the War in the Middle East

The war in the Middle East has impacted supply chains around the world. For contractors and suppliers to the construction and infrastructure industry working under time sensitive contracts, delays can have significant and ongoing ramifications for a project.

Force Majeure and the War in the Middle East

Date & Time:

29 April 2026, 12:00 pm

Location:

Online

The war in the Middle East has impacted supply chains around the world. For contractors and suppliers to the construction and infrastructure industry working under time sensitive contracts, delays can have significant and ongoing ramifications for a project.

If your ability to deliver your contract has been affected by the situation in the Middle East, this webinar will explore how force majeure and related clauses may provide relief.

Designed specifically for suppliers, contractors and subcontractors operating in the construction and infrastructure (and adjacent) industries, this webinar covers:

  • What force majeure is and when it applies to your contracts
  • What you need to do if you want to rely on a force majeure clause
  • How force majeure clauses may interplay with claims for an extension of time or additional cost
  • What to look out for in your contracts going forward and ways to think about controlling your costs

 

This 45-minute webinar is designed to give business owners, project managers, procurement teams and supply chain professionals the knowledge they need to make informed decisions.