An ICV certificate confirms your current level of in-country economic contribution. ICV advisory goes a step further, it analyses your current score in detail, identifies the specific levers available to improve it, and develops a structured action plan that maximises your ICV contribution within your operational and commercial constraints. For businesses competing in sectors where ICV scoring directly affects tender weightings, oil and gas, defence, infrastructure, government services, the difference between an average and an optimised ICV score can determine whether a contract is won or lost.
CashLaw Global's ICV advisory practice works with UAE suppliers to analyse their current ICV position, model the impact of different improvement actions, and develop a practical roadmap for score improvement ahead of recertification. We review your current local procurement spend, Emiratisation levels, UAE-sourced asset base and training investment against the ICV calculation methodology, identify high-impact improvement opportunities, and support implementation through documentation systems, supplier qualification processes and HR frameworks.
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Book Free ConsultationWe perform an in-depth review of your historical financial records, optimize the categorization of your local supplier procurement spend, refine your asset depreciation schedules, and structure your human resource allocations to ensure you achieve the highest mathematically possible score on your evaluation.
Yes. By strategically shifting your corporate procurement away from non-certified suppliers and toward vendors who hold high ICV scores themselves, you directly enhance your own "Tier-2" local procurement score component.
You must provide a signed copy of your latest audited financial statements (which must not be older than 10 months from the financial year-end), detailed supplier ledger breakdowns, precise manufacturing cost logs, and accurate current employee payroll records from the Wage Protection System (WPS).