New Engineering Contract - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 16:46, 10 November 2022

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	The suite of documents now include:		The suite of documents now include:

−	* ~~ECC Engineering~~ and ~~Construction Contracts~~	+	* NEC4: Alliance Contract
−	* ~~ECSC~~ Engineering and Construction ~~Short Contracts~~	+	* NEC4: Design Build and Operate Contract
−	* ~~ECS~~ Engineering and Construction ~~Subcontract~~	+	* NEC4: Dispute Resolution Service Contract
−	* ~~ECSS~~ Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract	+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Contract
−	* ~~FC Framework~~ Contract	+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Short Contract
−	* ~~FMC~~ Facilities Management Contract	+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract
−	* ~~TSC Term Services~~ Contract	+	* NEC4: Facilities Management Contract
−	* ~~TSSC Term Services Short~~ Contract	+	* NEC4: Facilities Management Short Contract
−	* ~~PSC~~ Professional ~~Services~~ Contract	+	* NEC4: Facilities Management Short Subcontract
−	* SC Supply Contract	+	* NEC4: Facilities Management Subcontract
−	* ~~SSC~~ Supply Short Contract	+	* NEC4: Framework Contract
−	* ~~AC Adjudicators~~ Contract	+	* NEC4: Professional Service Contract
		+	* NEC4: Professional Service Short Contract
		+	* NEC4: Professional Service Subcontract
		+	* NEC4: Supply Contract
		+	* NEC4: Supply Short Contract
		+	* NEC4: Term Service Contract
		+	* NEC4: Term Service Short Contract
		+	* NEC4: Term Service Subcontract

−	~~-----~~	+	The Engineering and Construction Contract has 6 options:
−	There are a number of articles relating to NEC on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~:	+
		+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Contract Option A priced contract with activity schedule
		+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Contract Option B: priced contract with bill of quantities
		+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Contract Option C: target contract with activity schedule
		+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Contract Option D: target contract with bill of quantities
		+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Contract Option E: cost reimbursable contract
		+	* NEC4: Engineering and Construction Contract Option F: management contract
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		+	There are a number of articles relating to NEC on Designing Buildings:

	* Accepted programme.		* Accepted programme.
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	* Z clauses.		* Z clauses.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Adversarial behaviour in the UK construction industry.		* Adversarial behaviour in the UK construction industry.

Designing Buildings: moved NEC articles to New Engineering Contract

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Editor at 14:59, 22 June 2021

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	* NEC3.		* NEC3.
	* NEC4.		* NEC4.
−	* NEC4 Facilities Management Contract.
	* NEC Option A: Priced contract with activity schedule.		* NEC Option A: Priced contract with activity schedule.
	* NEC Option B: Priced contract with bill of quantities.		* NEC Option B: Priced contract with bill of quantities.
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	* Construction management.		* Construction management.
	* Managing the procurement process.		* Managing the procurement process.
		+	* NEC4 Facilities Management Contract.
	* Procurement route.		* Procurement route.
	* Selection criteria.		* Selection criteria.

Editor at 14:58, 22 June 2021

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	* NEC3.		* NEC3.
	* NEC4.		* NEC4.
		+	* NEC4 Facilities Management Contract.
	* NEC Option A: Priced contract with activity schedule.		* NEC Option A: Priced contract with activity schedule.
	* NEC Option B: Priced contract with bill of quantities.		* NEC Option B: Priced contract with bill of quantities.

Editor at 14:52, 22 June 2021

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	* ECSS Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract		* ECSS Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract
	* FC Framework Contract		* FC Framework Contract
		+	* FMC Facilities Management Contract
	* TSC Term Services Contract		* TSC Term Services Contract
	* TSSC Term Services Short Contract		* TSSC Term Services Short Contract

Designing Buildings at 08:33, 12 October 2020

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	* Sustainable procurement.		* Sustainable procurement.

−	[[Category:Contracts_/_payment]] [[Category:Procurement]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Collection]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Contracts_/_payment]] [[Category:Procurement]]

Designing Buildings at 15:03, 7 January 2019

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	The intentions of NEC contracts include:		The intentions of NEC contracts include:

−	* ~~Stimulate~~ good management	+	* Stimulating good management.
−	* Be clear and simple, written in plain English, in the present tense and without legal terminology	+	* Being clear and simple, written in plain English, in the present tense and without legal terminology.
−	* Be useable in wide variety of situations from minor works to major projects	+	* Being useable in wide variety of situations from minor works to major projects

	The suite of documents now include:		The suite of documents now include:
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	* SSC Supply Short Contract		* SSC Supply Short Contract
	* AC Adjudicators Contract		* AC Adjudicators Contract
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−	~~-----~~
−	~~Key differences between NEC and JCT?~~
−
−	* - 9 main options and secondary options (mix and match approach to distribute risks) JCT uses separate contracts e.g. JCT SBC D&B, SBW W/Q, X/Q etc...
−	* - NEC written in laymen terms easy to understand
−	* - No QS mentioned in NEC only Project Manager
−	* - Tries a more collaborative approach to working “Mutual trust and understanding”
−	* - Programme is a contract document (NEC) 25% of monies due can be withheld if the contractor does not submit an accepted programme
−	* - Variation (JCT)= Compensation Event (CE) (NEC)
−	* - Contractor can notify of a CE called (NCE) must do so within 8 weeks of becoming aware of the situation
−	* - Valuation rules, Bill rates are not binding on CEs.
−	* - CEs built up from first principles called Schedule of Cost Components (SCC) People, Plant, Equipment, Design and Manufacture include a % for O/H
−	* - NEC does not have claims NO direct loss and/or expense
−	* - Loss and/or expense is dealt with in CE
−	* - EOT... again prolongation is dealt with in CE.
−	* - Project Manager by accepting a CE is potentially extending the completion date
−	* - Defects: Defects correction period (normally 2-3 weeks) contractor must “make good” in these time periods (better at dealing with defects than JCT)
−	* - Periods of reply (incentivises the parties to respond to each other) however reality is very administration heavy.

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	* Z clauses.		* Z clauses.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Adversarial behaviour in the UK construction industry.		* Adversarial behaviour in the UK construction industry.

Rhea1910 at 12:11, 4 January 2019

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	Key differences between NEC and JCT?		Key differences between NEC and JCT?

−	~~<ul>~~	+	* - 9 main options and secondary options (mix and match approach to distribute risks) JCT uses separate contracts e.g. JCT SBC D&B, SBW W/Q, X/Q etc...
−	~~<li><p>~~- 9 main options and secondary options (mix and match approach to distribute risks) JCT uses separate contracts e.g. JCT SBC D&B, SBW W/Q, X/Q etc...~~</p></li>~~	+	* - NEC written in laymen terms easy to understand
−	~~<li><p>~~- NEC written in laymen terms easy to understand~~</p></li>~~	+	* - No QS mentioned in NEC only Project Manager
−	~~<li><p>~~- No QS mentioned in NEC only Project Manager~~</p></li>~~	+	* - Tries a more collaborative approach to working “Mutual trust and understanding”
−	~~<li><p>~~- Tries a more collaborative approach to working “Mutual trust and understanding”~~</p></li>~~	+	* - Programme is a contract document (NEC) 25% of monies due can be withheld if the contractor does not submit an accepted programme
−	~~<li><p>~~- Programme is a contract document (NEC) 25% of monies due can be withheld if the~~</p>~~	+	* - Variation (JCT)= Compensation Event (CE) (NEC)
−	~~<p>~~contractor does not submit an accepted programme~~</p></li>~~	+	* - Contractor can notify of a CE called (NCE) must do so within 8 weeks of becoming aware of the situation
−	~~<li><p>~~- Variation (JCT)= Compensation Event (CE) (NEC)~~[[File:page146image9968128]]</p></li>~~	+	* - Valuation rules, Bill rates are not binding on CEs.
−	~~<li><p>~~- Contractor can notify of a CE called (NCE) must do so within 8 weeks of becoming aware of the situation~~</p></li>~~	+	* - CEs built up from first principles called Schedule of Cost Components (SCC) People, Plant, Equipment, Design and Manufacture include a % for O/H
−	~~<li><p>~~- Valuation rules, Bill rates are not binding on CEs.~~</p></li>~~	+	* - NEC does not have claims NO direct loss and/or expense
−	~~<li><p>~~- CEs built up from first principles called Schedule of Cost Components (SCC) People, Plant,~~</p>~~	+	* - Loss and/or expense is dealt with in CE
−	~~<p>~~Equipment, Design and Manufacture include a % for O/H~~</p></li>~~	+	* - EOT... again prolongation is dealt with in CE.
−	~~<li><p>~~- NEC does not have claims NO direct loss and/or expense~~</p></li>~~	+	* - Project Manager by accepting a CE is potentially extending the completion date
−	~~<li><p>~~- Loss and/or expense is dealt with in CE~~</p></li>~~	+	* - Defects: Defects correction period (normally 2-3 weeks) contractor must “make good” in these time periods (better at dealing with defects than JCT)
−	~~<li><p>~~- EOT... again prolongation is dealt with in CE.~~</p></li>~~	+	* - Periods of reply (incentivises the parties to respond to each other) however reality is very administration heavy.
−	~~<li><p>~~- Project Manager by accepting a CE is potentially extending the completion date~~</p></li>~~	+
−	~~<li><p>~~- Defects: Defects correction period (normally 2-3 weeks) contractor must “make good” in~~</p>~~	+
−	~~<p>~~these time periods (better at dealing with defects than JCT)~~</p></li>~~	+
−	~~<li><p>~~- Periods of reply (incentivises the parties to respond to each other) however reality is very~~</p>~~	+
−	~~<p>~~administration heavy.~~</p></li></ul>~~	+

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Rhea1910 at 12:10, 4 January 2019

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	* AC Adjudicators Contract		* AC Adjudicators Contract

		+	-----
		+	Key differences between NEC and JCT?
		+
		+	<ul>
		+	<li><p>- 9 main options and secondary options (mix and match approach to distribute risks) JCT uses separate contracts e.g. JCT SBC D&B, SBW W/Q, X/Q etc...</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- NEC written in laymen terms easy to understand</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- No QS mentioned in NEC only Project Manager</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Tries a more collaborative approach to working “Mutual trust and understanding”</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Programme is a contract document (NEC) 25% of monies due can be withheld if the</p>
		+	<p>contractor does not submit an accepted programme</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Variation (JCT)= Compensation Event (CE) (NEC)[[File:page146image9968128]]</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Contractor can notify of a CE called (NCE) must do so within 8 weeks of becoming aware of the situation</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Valuation rules, Bill rates are not binding on CEs.</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- CEs built up from first principles called Schedule of Cost Components (SCC) People, Plant,</p>
		+	<p>Equipment, Design and Manufacture include a % for O/H</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- NEC does not have claims NO direct loss and/or expense</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Loss and/or expense is dealt with in CE</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- EOT... again prolongation is dealt with in CE.</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Project Manager by accepting a CE is potentially extending the completion date</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Defects: Defects correction period (normally 2-3 weeks) contractor must “make good” in</p>
		+	<p>these time periods (better at dealing with defects than JCT)</p></li>
		+	<li><p>- Periods of reply (incentivises the parties to respond to each other) however reality is very</p>
		+	<p>administration heavy.</p></li></ul>
		+
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	There are a number of articles relating to NEC on Designing Buildings Wiki:		There are a number of articles relating to NEC on Designing Buildings Wiki:

119.247.89.13 at 16:11, 25 August 2018

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	NEC was first published in 1993 as the New Engineering Contract. It is a suite of construction contracts intended to promote partnering and collaboration between the contractor and client. It was developed as a reaction to other more traditional forms of construction contract which have been portrayed by some as adversarial.		NEC was first published in 1993 as the New Engineering Contract. It is a suite of construction contracts intended to promote partnering and collaboration between the contractor and client. It was developed as a reaction to other more traditional forms of construction contract which have been portrayed by some as adversarial.
		+
		+	The intentions of NEC contracts include:
		+
		+	* Stimulate good management
		+	* Be clear and simple, written in plain English, in the present tense and without legal terminology
		+	* Be useable in wide variety of situations from minor works to major projects
		+
		+	The suite of documents now include:
		+
		+	* ECC Engineering and Construction Contracts
		+	* ECSC Engineering and Construction Short Contracts
		+	* ECS Engineering and Construction Subcontract
		+	* ECSS Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract
		+	* FC Framework Contract
		+	* TSC Term Services Contract
		+	* TSSC Term Services Short Contract
		+	* PSC Professional Services Contract
		+	* SC Supply Contract
		+	* SSC Supply Short Contract
		+	* AC Adjudicators Contract

	There are a number of articles relating to NEC on Designing Buildings Wiki:		There are a number of articles relating to NEC on Designing Buildings Wiki: