Construction contract certificates, notices and instructions - Revision history

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	* Off site materials.		* Off site materials.
	* Payment notices.		* Payment notices.
		+	* Permit.
	* Sectional completion.		* Sectional completion.
	* The Construction Act.		* The Construction Act.

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	* Variations.		* Variations.

−	[[Category:Client_procedures]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Client_procedures]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]

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	* Certificate of making good defects.		* Certificate of making good defects.
	* Certificate of practical completion.		* Certificate of practical completion.
		+	* Certificates in the construction industry.
	* Confirmation of verbal instruction.		* Confirmation of verbal instruction.
	* Contractual right.		* Contractual right.

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	Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.		Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.
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		+	For more informtion see: Certificates.

	= Notices =		= Notices =
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	* Suspension notice.		* Suspension notice.
	* Termination notice.		* Termination notice.
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		+	For more information see: Notices.

	= Instructions =		= Instructions =

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	= Certificates =		= Certificates =

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	Typically, the certificates issued under a construction contract will include:		Typically, the certificates issued under a construction contract will include:
−	*Interim certificates.	+
−	*Certificate of practical completion (or section completion certificates where the works are to be completed in sections).	+	* Interim certificates.
−	*Certificate of making good defects.	+	* Certificate of practical completion (or section completion certificates where the works are to be completed in sections).
−	*Certificate of non-completion.	+	* Certificate of making good defects.
−	*Final certificate.	+	* Certificate of non-completion.
−	*There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.	+	* Final certificate.
		+	* There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.

	The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation. Care must be taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency of the contractor may result in the client making a claim for negligent certification against the contract administrator.		The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation. Care must be taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency of the contractor may result in the client making a claim for negligent certification against the contract administrator.

	Other specific certificates may be required (some from third parties) on completion of different aspects of the works:		Other specific certificates may be required (some from third parties) on completion of different aspects of the works:
−	*Fire regulation compliance.	+
−	*Electrical completion certificates.	+	* Fire regulation compliance.
−	*Test certificates both for manufacturing and installation.	+	* Electrical completion certificates.
−	*Lifting beams tests and marking.	+	* Test certificates both for manufacturing and installation.
−	*Building regulation compliance.	+	* Lifting beams tests and marking.
−	*Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.	+	* Building regulation compliance.
		+	* Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.

	Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.		Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.
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	Notices (or in some cases statements) might include:		Notices (or in some cases statements) might include:
−	*Default payment notice.	+
−	*Notification of failure to proceed regularly and diligently.	+	* Default payment notice.
−	*Notice that there is a delay, or that there is likely to be a delay that could merit an extension of time.	+	* Notification of failure to proceed regularly and diligently.
−	*Notice of intention to refer a dispute to an adjudicator.	+	* Notice that there is a delay, or that there is likely to be a delay that could merit an extension of time.
−	*Notice to proceed.	+	* Notice of intention to refer a dispute to an adjudicator.
−	*Notification of an extension of time.	+	* Notice to proceed.
−	*Pay less notice.	+	* Notification of an extension of time.
−	*Payment notice.	+	* Pay less notice.
−	*Statement of partial possession.	+	* Payment notice.
−	*Statement of retention.	+	* Statement of partial possession.
−	*Suspension notice.	+	* Statement of retention.
−	*Termination notice.	+	* Suspension notice.
		+	* Termination notice.

	= Instructions =		= Instructions =

	Construction contracts will also generally give the contract administrator the power to issue instructions to the contractor. Broadly, instructions may be given:		Construction contracts will also generally give the contract administrator the power to issue instructions to the contractor. Broadly, instructions may be given:
−	*To vary the works.
−	*To postpone the works.
−	*To remedy workmanship, goods or materials which are not in accordance with the contract.
−	*To sanction a variation made by the contractor.
−	*In relation to the expenditure of provisional sums.
−	*To open up work for inspection.
−	*To carry out tests.
−	*To exclude persons from the site.

−	~~= Find~~ out ~~more~~ =	+	* To vary the works.
		+	* To postpone the works.
		+	* To remedy workmanship, goods or materials which are not in accordance with the contract.
		+	* To sanction a variation made by the contractor.
		+	* In relation to the expenditure of provisional sums.
		+	* To open up work for inspection.
		+	* To carry out tests.
		+	* To exclude persons from the site.
		+
		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−	~~=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===~~	+	* Architects instructions.
−	*Architects instructions.	+	* Certificate of making good defects.
−	*Certificate of making good defects.	+	* Certificate of practical completion.
−	*Certificate of practical completion.	+	* Confirmation of verbal instruction.
−	*Confirmation of verbal instruction.	+	* Contractual right.
−	*Interim certificate.	+	* Interim certificate.
−	*Final certificate.	+	* Final certificate.
−	*Off site materials.	+	* Off site materials.
−	*Payment notices.	+	* Payment notices.
−	*Sectional completion.	+	* Sectional completion.
−	*The Construction Act.	+	* The Construction Act.
−	*Termination.	+	* Termination.
−	*Variations.	+	* Variations.

−	[[Category:Client_procedures]]	+	[[Category:Client_procedures]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]
−	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]	+

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	= Certificates =		= Certificates =

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	Typically, the certificates issued under a construction contract will include:		Typically, the certificates issued under a construction contract will include:
−		+	*Interim certificates.
−	* Interim certificates.	+	*Certificate of practical completion (or section completion certificates where the works are to be completed in sections).
−	* Certificate of practical completion (or section completion certificates where the works are to be completed in sections).	+	*Certificate of making good defects.
−	* Certificate of making good defects.	+	*Certificate of non-completion.
−	* Certificate of non-completion.	+	*Final certificate.
−	* Final certificate.	+	*There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.
−	* There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.	+

	The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation. Care must be taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency of the contractor may result in the client making a claim for negligent certification against the contract administrator.		The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation. Care must be taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency of the contractor may result in the client making a claim for negligent certification against the contract administrator.

	Other specific certificates may be required (some from third parties) on completion of different aspects of the works:		Other specific certificates may be required (some from third parties) on completion of different aspects of the works:
−		+	*Fire regulation compliance.
−	* Fire regulation compliance.	+	*Electrical completion certificates.
−	* Electrical completion certificates.	+	*Test certificates both for manufacturing and installation.
−	* Test certificates both for manufacturing and installation.	+	*Lifting beams tests and marking.
−	* Lifting beams tests and marking.	+	*Building regulation compliance.
−	* Building regulation compliance.	+	*Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.
−	* Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.	+

	Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.		Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.
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	Notices (or in some cases statements) might include:		Notices (or in some cases statements) might include:
−		+	*Default payment notice.
−	* Default payment notice.	+	*Notification of failure to proceed regularly and diligently.
−	* Notification of failure to proceed regularly and diligently.	+	*Notice that there is a delay, or that there is likely to be a delay that could merit an extension of time.
−	* Notice that there is a delay, or that there is likely to be a delay that could merit an extension of time.	+	*Notice of intention to refer a dispute to an adjudicator.
−	* Notice of intention to refer a dispute to an adjudicator.	+	*Notice to proceed.
−	* Notice to proceed.	+	*Notification of an extension of time.
−	* Notification of an extension of time.	+	*Pay less notice.
−	* Pay less notice.	+	*Payment notice.
−	* Payment notice.	+	*Statement of partial possession.
−	* Statement of partial possession.	+	*Statement of retention.
−	* Statement of retention.	+	*Suspension notice.
−	* Suspension notice.	+	*Termination notice.
−	* Termination notice.	+

	= Instructions =		= Instructions =

	Construction contracts will also generally give the contract administrator the power to issue instructions to the contractor. Broadly, instructions may be given:		Construction contracts will also generally give the contract administrator the power to issue instructions to the contractor. Broadly, instructions may be given:
−		+	*To vary the works.
−	* To vary the works.	+	*To postpone the works.
−	* To postpone the works.	+	*To remedy workmanship, goods or materials which are not in accordance with the contract.
−	* To remedy workmanship, goods or materials which are not in accordance with the contract.	+	*To sanction a variation made by the contractor.
−	* To sanction a variation made by the contractor.	+	*In relation to the expenditure of provisional sums.
−	* In relation to the expenditure of provisional sums.	+	*To open up work for inspection.
−	* To open up work for inspection.	+	*To carry out tests.
−	* To carry out tests.	+	*To exclude persons from the site.
−	* To exclude persons from the site.	+

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+	*Architects instructions.
		+	*Certificate of making good defects.
		+	*Certificate of practical completion.
		+	*Confirmation of verbal instruction.
		+	*Interim certificate.
		+	*Final certificate.
		+	*Off site materials.
		+	*Payment notices.
		+	*Sectional completion.
		+	*The Construction Act.
		+	*Termination.
		+	*Variations.

−	* Architects instructions.	+	[[Category:Client_procedures]]
−	* Certificate of making good defects.	+	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]
−	* Certificate of practical completion.	+
−	* Confirmation of verbal instruction.	+
−	* Interim certificate.	+
−	* Final certificate.	+
−	* Off site materials.	+
−	* Payment notices.	+
−	* Sectional completion.	+
−	* The Construction Act.	+
−	* Termination.	+
−	* Variations.	+
−		+
−	[[Category:Client_procedures]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]	+

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	= Certificates =		= Certificates =

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	Typically, the certificates issued under a construction contract will include:		Typically, the certificates issued under a construction contract will include:
−	*Interim certificates.	+
−	*Certificate of practical completion (or section completion certificates where the works are to be completed in sections).	+	* Interim certificates.
−	*Certificate of making good defects.	+	* Certificate of practical completion (or section completion certificates where the works are to be completed in sections).
−	*Certificate of non-completion.	+	* Certificate of making good defects.
−	*Final certificate.	+	* Certificate of non-completion.
−	*There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.	+	* Final certificate.
		+	* There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.

	The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation. Care must be taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency of the contractor may result in the client making a claim for negligent certification against the contract administrator.		The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation. Care must be taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency of the contractor may result in the client making a claim for negligent certification against the contract administrator.

	Other specific certificates may be required (some from third parties) on completion of different aspects of the works:		Other specific certificates may be required (some from third parties) on completion of different aspects of the works:
−	*Fire regulation compliance.	+
−	*Electrical completion certificates.	+	* Fire regulation compliance.
−	*Test certificates both for manufacturing and installation.	+	* Electrical completion certificates.
−	*Lifting beams tests and marking.	+	* Test certificates both for manufacturing and installation.
−	*Building regulation compliance.	+	* Lifting beams tests and marking.
−	*Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.	+	* Building regulation compliance.
		+	* Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.

	Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.		Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.
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	Notices (or in some cases statements) might include:		Notices (or in some cases statements) might include:
−	*Default payment notice.	+
−	*Notification of failure to proceed regularly and diligently.	+	* Default payment notice.
−	*Notice that there is a delay, or that there is likely to be a delay that could merit an extension of time.	+	* Notification of failure to proceed regularly and diligently.
−	*Notice of intention to refer a dispute to an adjudicator.	+	* Notice that there is a delay, or that there is likely to be a delay that could merit an extension of time.
−	*Notice to proceed.	+	* Notice of intention to refer a dispute to an adjudicator.
−	*Notification of an extension of time.	+	* Notice to proceed.
−	*Pay less notice.	+	* Notification of an extension of time.
−	*Payment notice.	+	* Pay less notice.
−	*Statement of partial possession.	+	* Payment notice.
−	*Statement of retention.	+	* Statement of partial possession.
−	*Suspension notice.	+	* Statement of retention.
−	*Termination notice.	+	* Suspension notice.
		+	* Termination notice.

	= Instructions =		= Instructions =

	Construction contracts will also generally give the contract administrator the power to issue instructions to the contractor. Broadly, instructions may be given:		Construction contracts will also generally give the contract administrator the power to issue instructions to the contractor. Broadly, instructions may be given:
−	*To vary the works.	+
−	*To postpone the works.	+	* To vary the works.
−	*To remedy workmanship, goods or materials which are not in accordance with the contract.	+	* To postpone the works.
−	*To sanction a variation made by the contractor.	+	* To remedy workmanship, goods or materials which are not in accordance with the contract.
−	*In relation to the expenditure of provisional sums.	+	* To sanction a variation made by the contractor.
−	*To open up work for inspection.	+	* In relation to the expenditure of provisional sums.
−	*To carry out tests.	+	* To open up work for inspection.
−	*To exclude persons from the site.	+	* To carry out tests.
		+	* To exclude persons from the site.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Architects instructions.
−	*Certificate of making good defects.
−	*Certificate of practical completion.
−	*Confirmation of verbal instruction.
−	*Interim certificate.
−	*Final certificate.
−	*Off site materials.
−	*Payment notices.
−	*Sectional completion.
−	*The Construction Act.
−	*Termination.
−	*Variations.

−	[[Category:Client_procedures]]	+	* Architects instructions.
−	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]	+	* Certificate of making good defects.
		+	* Certificate of practical completion.
		+	* Confirmation of verbal instruction.
		+	* Interim certificate.
		+	* Final certificate.
		+	* Off site materials.
		+	* Payment notices.
		+	* Sectional completion.
		+	* The Construction Act.
		+	* Termination.
		+	* Variations.
		+
		+	[[Category:Client_procedures]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]

Designing Buildings at 06:41, 17 April 2015

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	*Architects instructions.		*Architects instructions.
	*Certificate of making good defects.		*Certificate of making good defects.
−	*Certificate of practical completion	+	*Certificate of practical completion.
		+	*Confirmation of verbal instruction.
	*Interim certificate.		*Interim certificate.
	*Final certificate.		*Final certificate.
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	*Variations.		*Variations.

−	~~[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]~~
	[[Category:Client_procedures]]		[[Category:Client_procedures]]
		+	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]]

Designing Buildings at 11:21, 30 October 2013

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	*Lifting beams tests and marking.		*Lifting beams tests and marking.
	*Building regulation compliance.		*Building regulation compliance.
−	*Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.~~<br/>~~	+	*Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.
		+
		+	Particular licenses and certificates may also be required for specialist projects, such as nuclear, pharmaceutical, oil, gas, and rail projects.

	= Notices =		= Notices =

Designing Buildings at 11:18, 30 October 2013

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	*There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.		*There may also testing certificates for works and activities such as commissioning, electrical work, sprinkler systems, building regulations, concrete cube crushing, cladding mock ups and so on.

−	The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation.	+	The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (also known as the Construction Act) provides for the right to be paid in interim, periodic or stage payments, as well as the right to suspend (or part suspend) performance for non-payment and to claim costs and expenses incurred and extension of time resulting from the suspension. In addition, the Act requires that if the client intends to pay less than the amount certified they must issue a pay less notice setting out the basis for their calculation. Care must be taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency of the contractor may result in the client making a claim for negligent certification against the contract administrator.

−	~~Care must~~ be ~~taken to certify the correct amount, as over-certification followed by insolvency~~ of the ~~contractor may result in the client making a claim~~ for ~~negligent certification against the contract administrator~~.	+	Other specific certificates may be required (some from third parties) on completion of different aspects of the works:
		+	*Fire regulation compliance.
		+	*Electrical completion certificates.
		+	*Test certificates both for manufacturing and installation.
		+	*Lifting beams tests and marking.
		+	*Building regulation compliance.
		+	*Pressure vessel and boiler certificates.<br/>

	= Notices =		= Notices =