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	Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.		Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.
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	For more information see: Preambles.		For more information see: Preambles.

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	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.

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	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.

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	Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.		Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.
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	Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows a contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. They might, for example, describe things such as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion procedures. Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract.		Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows a contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. They might, for example, describe things such as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion procedures. Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract.

−	For more information see: Preliminaries. ~~heheeeeheh~~	+	For more information see: Preliminaries.

	A preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. A preamble might include, a description of the parties to the contract, the background to the document, the objectives of the project, and so on.		A preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. A preamble might include, a description of the parties to the contract, the background to the document, the objectives of the project, and so on.

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	Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.		Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.
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	Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows a contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. They might, for example, describe things such as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion procedures. Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract.		Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows a contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. They might, for example, describe things such as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion procedures. Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract.

−	For more information see: Preliminaries.	+	For more information see: Preliminaries. heheeeeheh

	A preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. A preamble might include, a description of the parties to the contract, the background to the document, the objectives of the project, and so on.		A preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. A preamble might include, a description of the parties to the contract, the background to the document, the objectives of the project, and so on.

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	Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.		Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.

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	Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.		Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.

−	Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows a contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. They might for example describe things such as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion procedures. Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract.	+	Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows a contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. They might, for example, describe things such as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion procedures. Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract.

	For more information see: Preliminaries.		For more information see: Preliminaries.
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	* Tender documents.		* Tender documents.
	* The difference between a prime cost and provisional sum.		* The difference between a prime cost and provisional sum.
		+	* Undefined provisional sum.

	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]] [[Category:Procurement]]		[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]] [[Category:Procurement]]

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	For more information see: Preliminaries.		For more information see: Preliminaries.

−	A preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. A preamble might include, a description of the parties to the contract, the background to the document, the objectives of the project and so on.	+	A preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. A preamble might include, a description of the parties to the contract, the background to the document, the objectives of the project, and so on.

	For more information see: Preambles.		For more information see: Preambles.
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	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.
	* Contract conditions.		* Contract conditions.
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	* Preamble.		* Preamble.
	* Preliminaries.		* Preliminaries.

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	Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.		Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.

−	Preliminaries provide a description of ~~the~~ project that allows ~~the~~ contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works (for example, ~~planning conditions)~~.	+	Preliminaries provide a description of a project that allows a contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works. They might for example describe things such as subcontracting, approvals, testing and completion procedures. Preliminaries and work sections together describe what is required to complete the works required by the contract.

−	~~Whereas, a~~ preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. ~~Preambles usually identify the agreement through a title~~, ~~identify~~ the parties to the ~~agreement~~, ~~and specify~~ the ~~date on which~~ the ~~agreement was entered into~~.	+	For more information see: Preliminaries.
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		+	A preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. A preamble might include, a description of the parties to the contract, the background to the document, the objectives of the project and so on.
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		+	For more information see: Preambles.

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Preliminaries and preambles both appear in tender documents, but they are not to be confused.

Preliminaries provide a description of the project that allows the contractor to assess costs which, whilst they do not form a part of any package of works, are required by the method and circumstances of the works (for example, planning conditions).

Whereas, a preamble is an explanation of a document, commonly found in contracts, specifications and bills of quantities. It can help with the interpretation of the document. Preambles usually identify the agreement through a title, identify the parties to the agreement, and specify the date on which the agreement was entered into.

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Bill of quantities.
* Contract conditions.
* Preamble.
* Preliminaries.
* Tender documents.
* The difference between a prime cost and provisional sum.

[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]] [[Category:Procurement]]