This 1 DAY COURSE will explain the philosophy behind the full range of the NEC family of contracts and will focus on the provisions of the Engineering and Construction Contract. The differences between the 2nd and 3rd Edition will be explained as well as the use of the different forms and their significant features.
Speaker: Robert Shawyer, LLB (Hons), PGd Legal Practice, IPDP Int. Arb. Law, PDP Int. Inte
Date: 08/03/2010
Location: The Ramada Grange, 1 Old Gloucester Road, Northwoods, Winterbourne, Bristol, BS36 1RP
Public Course Delegate Rate: £280 + VAT
Duration: 1 day
Course Content
Introduction
History of development, effect of Latham Review, development of 3rd Edition
Principle objectives; drafting philosophy; early experience in use
NEC Family of Contracts and Documents
The Main Contract
Main options; secondary options; associated documents
The Sub-Contract
The Adjudicators Contract
Term Service Contract
The Professional Services Contract
The NEC Short Contract and Sub-Contract
Framework Contract
Allocation of Risks and Responsibilities
Design obligations
Unforeseen conditions
Project Manager
Pricing mechanisms
Changes
Supervisor
Preparing the Contract
Site Information; Works Information
Tenders and acceptance
Contract Data
Management Procedures
Communications
Progress reporting
Programme requirements
Early warning notices
Risk Register
Compensation Events
Time and money events
Assessments
Schedule of costs components
Quotations
Defined Cost
Notifications
Fee
Timescales and deemed acceptance
Payment Procedures
Pricing mechanism
Price adjustments
Retention
Target cost
Valuation schemes
Interest
Option X12 Partnering
Principle issues
Disputes
Adjudication
Arbitration
If you wish to attend the above course then please click on the link below:
Construction Study Centre
Please be aware that places are limited and early booking is essential to secure your place on this course.
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