Preamble in construction contracts - Revision history

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	NB: Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. For more information, see Difference between preliminaries and preambles		NB: Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. For more information, see Difference between preliminaries and preambles

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	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.

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	* Specification.		* Specification.

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	It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.		It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.

−	NB: Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. ~~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).~~	+	NB: Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. For more information, see Difference between preliminaries and preambles

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	* [[Construction_contract\|Contract.]]		* [[Construction_contract\|Contract.]]
	* Contract conditions.		* Contract conditions.
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	* Planning conditions.		* Planning conditions.
	* Preliminaries.		* Preliminaries.

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	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.
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	* Contract conditions.		* Contract conditions.
	* Planning conditions.		* Planning conditions.

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	It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.		It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.

−	NB Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. 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).	+	NB: Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. 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).

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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 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 preamble might include:

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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 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 preamble might include:

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	It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.		It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.

−	NB Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. 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). RF	+	NB Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. 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).

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	It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.		It should only include important information and should avoid including or repeating rights or obligations which should be set out in the main body of the document.

−	NB Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. 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).	+	NB Preambles should not be confused with preliminaries. 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). RF

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2016-03-07T16:28:50Z

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−	A preamble 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 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 preamble might include: