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NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract Guidance Notes ECC

NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract Guidance Notes ECC

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ISBN: 9780727733665
Format: Paper
Publish Date: 01/06/2005
Publisher: Thomas Telford Ltd
Page Size: 297x210mm
Number of Pages: 178

The NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract Guidance Notes (ECC) explain the background to the engineering and construction contract, the reasons for some of its provisions and provide guidance on how to use it. The guidance notes cover usage of all the six A-F options.

The NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract Guidance Notes (ECC) contain an introductory section which explains NEC objectives, application and project organisation, followed by sections on contract strategy and preparing tender documents.

The bulk of the ECC Guidance Notes is devoted to explanations of the clauses and schedule of cost components with worked examples of contract data forms provided.

Contents:
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
Background
Purpose of guidance notes
Objectives
Flexibility
Clarity and simplicity
Stimulus to good management
Subcontracts
Some other changes
Application of the ECC
The published documents
Arrangement of the ECC
The complete ECC
Flow charts
Merged versions
Clause numbering
Project organisation
Roles and duties
The Project Manager
Designers
The Supervisor
The Adjudicator

Contract strategy
Choosing the strategy
The main Options
Option A: Priced contract with activity schedule
Option B: Priced contract with bill of quantities
Options C and D: Target contracts (with activity schedule or bill of quantities)
Option E: Cost reimbursable contract
Option F: Management contract
The dispute resolution procedure Options
The secondary Options
Choice of Options

Tender documents
Preparing the tender documents
Deciding the contracts
The tender documents
Form of tender
Contract Data
Activity Schedule
Bill of Quantities
Tender document in cost reimbursable contracts
Works Information
Site Information
Inviting and preparing tenders
Instructions to tenderers
Part two of the Contract Data
Assessing tenders
Award criteria
Procurement law
General law
Assessing target cost tenders
Assessing design and construct tenders
Assessing construct only tenders
Qualified tenders
Finalising the contract
Creating the contract

Explanatory notes
1 General
2 The Contractor’s main responsibilities
3 Time
4 Testing and Defects
5 Payment
6 Compensation events
7 Title
8 Risks and insurance
9 Termination
Dispute resolution Options W1 and W2
Secondary Option clauses
Schedule of Cost Components

Engineering and Construction Subcontract
Appendix 1 Clause numbering system
Appendix 2 Sample form of tender
Appendix 3 Sample form of agreement
Appendix 4 Model tender assessment sheet
Appendix 5 Contract Data – worked example