3.7 Contract Admin Flashcards
(16 cards)
What is the JCT structure?
1- articles of agreement
2- particulars (filling in project specific)
3- Conditions
4- Schedules
What are the changes in the latest JCT?
- Collaborative working
- Gender neutral language
- Target cost contracts
- Electronic communications
Who administers the JCT and NEC?
NEC is PM
JCT is Employer’s Agent or Contract Administrator
What is the NEC structure?
- Core + W
- Secondary + Y
- Contract data 1 - client
- Contract data 2 - contractor
What is the FIDIC structure?
Red book - construction
Yellow book - design & build
Silver book - engineering
Differences between the NEC3 and NEC4?
- Allow emails as as formal communication
- Final certificate
Dispute avoidance board
ECI
What are the NEC main options?
A - Priced contract with activity schedule
B- Priced contract with BoQ
C - Target contract with activity schedule
D - Target contract with BoQ
E - Cost reimbursable
F - Management contract
What is change management under NEC?
Compensation even section 6
Clause 60 - 64
How are risk managed under NEC?
Early warnings
Clause 15
How is quality managed under NEC?
Defects - Clause 40
What are the Y(UK) clauses?
Country Specific
1 - project bank account
2 - HGCR Act
3 - third party rights
What are the rules under Construction Act?
- Contracts don’t need to be written.
- Pay-When-Certified axed.
- Payment notice issued within 5 days of due date.
- Payment notice calc shown even when it’s Nil.
- Right to suspend work.
-Default notices.
-Pay less notice.
What is an Early warning?
Clause 15
- increase in costs
- delay completion
- delay key date
- impair performance…
What is completion and planned completion?
- Completion: done all the work and corrected notified defects
- Planned completion: when the contractor plans to complete
What is loss and expense?
Direct Loss or expenses incurred due breach by others. NEC is the CE process. JCT is generally relevant matters and can include the following:
- Prolongation cost
- Disruption
- Finance charges
- Loss of profits
- Demonstratable overheads
What is the difference between relevant matters and relevant events?
- RE - time only (possession of site)
- RM - loss and expense (client disruption)