school NEC Training Course 8
Why you should attend the understanding risk within NEC3 /NEC4 contracts workshop? This half-day workshop on understanding risk within NEC3/NEC4 contracts considers both more traditional approaches to […]
school NEC Training Course 12
Why you should attend this workshop? This one-day workshop introduces you to the common philosophies of the NEC family of contracts and focuses in more […]
Here you can download the changes that have been introduced to the NEC4 contracts in 2020 to be read in conjunction with the previous versions […]
NEC have issued a revision to their NEC4 contracts in 2019 to supercede the 2017 version. Whilst most of the amendments are simply typo’s or […]
NEC People Conference 2019 Playlist: 01 – Introduction to conference – Matt Smith (K&L Gates) 02 – LinkedIn Group and Reachback, new 2019 NEC4 amendments […]
We are pleased to announce that registration for this years London conference on the 16th June is now open. You can find the agenda by […]
Here is the GMH Planning detailed guide as to the most important changes within the new NEC4 version of the Professional Services Contract. For those […]
Here is a hyperlinked list of all of the discussions held within the group between June 2016 and May 2017. Linked In Discussion Archive Jun […]
Compensation events are always difficult to get agreed (or as the contract calls it – implemented). This guidance document offers very practical advice on how to overcome issues that otherwise may arise to get these signed off.
A useful free guide from the NEC to help choose which NEC3 contract you should be using in a given situation.
A list of the 12 months worth of NEC3 discussions held within the LinkedIn group to the period leading up to May 2015.
A list of the 12 months worth of NEC3 discussions held within the LinkedIn group to the period leading up to May 2014.
Project start up check list for anyone embarking on an NEC3 contract.
The Accepted Programme is key in agreeing the true state of play at any one point in time for that project. The regularly submitted programmes […]
ECC Clause 31.2 is indeed one of the longest in the whole Contract, which provides a comprehensive list of what should be included within each […]
Clause 31.1 confirms that a programme can either be bound into the contract or a first programme issued for acceptance after contract award within the […]
The early warning process is a mechanism for both parties to identify potential problems to the project. The contract emphasises that both Parties are obliged […]
Flow of communication is essential between the parties to ensure the level of understanding and transparency between the Parties. In particular clauses 13.1 and 13.7 […]
The opening clause of the ECC contract brings two very important issues to the fore, that 1) everyone named and involved with the contract has to do what it says, and 2) do this in a spirit of mutual trust and cooperation.
