PQuant Services Ltd

PQuant Services Ltd · Doha · Qatar

The quantitative project-controls house

We measure what projects already record.

PQuant Services Ltd — cost · risk · schedule
Doha

where the RiskCircuit engine is developed and owned

Springer Nature, 2025

peer-reviewed core of the RiskCircuit engine

Seven volumes

openly licensed corpus (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) with a documented prior-art review

Under empirical test

the engine specification re-implemented, reconciled, now tested on public project data

The premise

Every capital project already records the data needed to measure its own risk

PQuant Services Ltd is a Doha-based quantitative project-controls company. Its founding premise is that every capital project already records the data needed to measure its own risk — in the cost register, the resource assignments and the programme — and that this measurement has never been made.

PQuant's proprietary engine, RiskCircuit, makes it: a published, independently verified framework that reads a project's own records through the mathematics of dynamical systems and graph theory, producing engineering-grade diagnostics of resilience, coupling and exposure.

The company earns as it builds — expert-led forensic and advisory engagements today, the Register Analyser software tomorrow, continuous risk monitoring for programme owners thereafter — so that each stage of the product is validated by paying work, not ahead of it.

Mission — To transform project risk from subjective opinion into a measurable, evidence-based quantity—enabling better decisions, greater predictability, and more resilient project outcomes.

What we own · what we do · where it goes

An engine, a practice, and a product built in that order

What we own

The engine

RiskCircuit: the measurement engine, developed and owned in Doha. Peer-reviewed core (Springer Nature, 2025), a seven-volume technical corpus, openly licensed (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0), with a documented prior-art review, and an engine specification independently re-implemented and reconciled against the corpus's worked registers, now under empirical test on public project data.

What we do today

The practice

Forensic schedule and cost analysis for live disputes — as-built critical-path reconstruction as an auditable computation — together with quantitative risk analysis and predictive cost-control system design for contractors, owners and counsel.

Contact

Doha, Qatar — working across the Gulf and beyond

For forensic schedule and cost analysis, quantitative risk analysis, or predictive cost-control system design, write or call directly.