This clause requires that all subsequent programmes include actual progress achieved on each operation and effect upon remaining work, , how Contractor plans to deal with delays and correct notified defects and any other changes that the Contractor proposes to make. NEC4 has deleted the requirement stated in NEC3 to …
The acceleration provisions are actually very simple under the contract and are the mechanism for bringing forward the Completion Date at the request of the Project Manager to encourage an earlier completion. In very simple terms when dealing with compensation events, the Contractor is obliged to mitigate delay (do things …
Whilst early warnings are matters that could affect time cost or quality, if something has affected or will affect time, cost or quality and is something that the Contractor should not have allowed for at tender stage, then it should be assessed by both Parties as a compensation event. This …
It is not uncommon for people to take a literal meaning of clause 32.1, that a revised programme should show implemented compensation events. Their response has been that therefore that you do not show non-implemented compensation events. Is this actually the case?
This section is a reminder of some of the key contractors responsibilities under the contract.
