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Appoint an Adjudicator

Please note that due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic we are currently only able to accept applications via email so please send the application and the notice of adjudication to cwong@cic.org.uk.

To request an appointment of an adjudicator please complete the application form. To ensure that we select someone with the most relevant expertise please provide details of:

  • the nature of the dispute
  • the parties involved
  • their full contact details (including e-mail)
  • the Notice of Adjudication

Fee

The administration fee is £350.00 (inclusive of VAT), cheques should be made payable to the Construction Industry Council and enclosed with your Application for Appointment.

The Application for the Appointment of an Adjudicator form is available in MS Word.

The nomination process

CIC will appoint an adjudicator to act on your behalf within 5 days of receipt of the request. Adjudicators will only be appointed if they:

  • have the appropriate technical background to deal with the dispute
  • are impartial to the parties involved in the dispute
  • are available immediately to take the case

Complaints

The CIC Adjudication Appointment Service Complaints Procedure has been established to set out the procedure that will be followed when a complaint has been received by CIC about one or more of its ADR services or about an Adjudicator appointed by CIC. The Complaints Procedure regulates the consideration of any complaint made to the CIC about its nomination process, its appointment of an Adjudicator and the quality of its customer service in the course of its role as an ANB.

The CIC will not consider complaints about the merits of an Adjudicator’s decision or the conduct of an individual Adjudicator, which must always be a matter for the courts (or arbitration where applicable).

More information on the complaints procedure can be found here.

Further information

The CIC “Users’ Guide to Adjudication”, April 2017 is available here.

The CIC Model Adjudication Procedure (MAP), first to fifth editions can be purchased here.