Practical guidance on FIDIC, NEC, JCT, and AIA contracts. Notice periods, claim strategies, commercial risk, and how AI is changing construction contract management.
AIA A201 and ConsensusDocs 200 are the two dominant US construction contract families. This guide compares risk allocation, payment, claims, and dispute resolut...
AIA A201 is the backbone of US commercial construction. This guide covers the key risk areas in AIA contracts, how Owner modifications change the standard form,...
Construction contract review software analyses FIDIC, NEC, JCT, and AIA contracts automatically, flagging payment risks, notice deadlines, and liability gaps. T...
A practical construction contract review checklist for QSs and commercial managers. Covers payment, notice and claims, liability, programme, and dispute resolut...
JCT contracts do not define practical completion. Case law fills the gap, but disputes remain common. This guide covers what the contract requires, why the mile...
NEC Clause 60.1 lists the only events that entitle you to time and cost. Miss the 8-week notification under Clause 61.3 and the entitlement is gone. Here is exa...
FIDIC Sub-Clause 14.9 governs retention release in two stages: half on Taking-Over, half after the Defects Notification Period. This guide covers the standard m...
FIDIC Sub-Clause 17.6 limits the total liability of each party to the Contract Price. This guide covers how the cap works, what falls outside it, how Particular...
FIDIC Sub-Clause 14.6 requires the Engineer to issue an Interim Payment Certificate within 28 days of the Contractor's Statement. This guide covers what it requ...