
The JCT Major Project Form.
Title:
The JCT Major Project Form.
Author:
Jones, Neil F.
ISBN:
9780470680568
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (458 pages)
Contents:
The JCT Major Project Form -- Contents -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction and background -- Introduction and background to the Major Project Form -- The reduction in length -- Who is this contract for? -- Some significant features -- The contract documents -- The requirements -- The proposals -- 2 General obligations -- General obligations of the contractor - clause 1 -- Execution and completion - clause 1.1 -- Contractor as planning supervisor and principal contractor -clauses 1.2 and 1.3 -- The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994 -- Instructions - clause 2 -- Compliance with instructions - clause 2.1 -- Instructions to be treated as not giving rise to a Change - clause 2.2 -- Contractor failing to comply with instruction - clause 2.3 -- Statutory requirements - clause 3 -- Compliance with statutory requirements - clause 3.1 -- Applications made and notices given by contractor in connection with statutory requirements -- Fees and charges - clause 3.2 -- Civil liability for breach of 'Statutory Requirements' -- Conflict and discrepancy - clause 4 -- Introduction -- Notification of discrepancies - clause 4.1 -- Discrepancies within the requirements - clause 4.2 -- Discrepancies within the proposals - clause 4.3 -- Discrepancies between the requirements, proposals and statutory requirements - clause 4.4 -- Alterations to statutory requirements after the base date - clause 4.5 -- Standards of design, materials and workmanship - clause 5 -- Background law - design - workmanship and materials -- Materials and workmanship -- The contractor's responsibility for the requirements - clause 5.1 -- Contractor's design warranties - clause 5.2 -- Contractor to use skill and care - clause 5.3 -- Kinds and standards of materials and goods - clause 5.4 -- Standards of workmanship - clause 5.5 -- Design submission procedure - clause 6.
Introduction -- Contractor to prepare the design documents - clause 6.1 -- Content and timing of submission of design documents - clause 6.2 -- Employer's response - clause 6.3 -- Employer not responding to a submitted design document - clause 6.4 -- Employer's explanation of why it considers that the design document is non-compliant - clause 6.5 -- Action required from the contractor - clause 6.6 -- Employer not liable to pay unless work executed pursuant to design documents marked 'A' or 'B' - clause 6.7 -- Contractor's challenge - clause 6.8 -- Significance of contractor not employing the challenge procedure - clause 6.9 -- Contractual effect of compliance with the design submittal procedure - clause 6.10 -- Copyright - clause 7 -- Brief background -- Copyright under the MPF - clauses 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3 -- Some points to note -- Ground conditions - clause 8 -- Background -- Ground conditions at contractor's risk - clause 8.1 -- Contractor's proposal treated as giving rise to a change - clause 8.2 -- 3 Time -- Commencement and completion - clause 9 -- Access - clause 9.1 -- Commencing execution of the project - clause 9.2 -- Use of reasonable endeavours - clause 9.3 -- Procedure leading to practical completion - clause 9.4 -- Damages for delay - clause 10 -- Liquidated damages - clause 10.1 -- Repayment - clause 10.2 -- Taking over parts of the project - clause 11 -- Summary -- Comparison with sectional completion -- Taking over part with consent - clause 11.1 -- Statement of part taken over - clause 11.2 -- Reduction of liquidated damages - clause 11.3 -- Matters not covered -- Extensions of time - clause 12 -- Introduction -- Introductory words - clause 12.1 -- The events giving rise to an adjustment to the completion date -- Force majeure - clause 12.1.1 -- Specified perils - clause 12.1.2 -- Exercise of Government powers - clause 12.1.3.
Terrorism - clause 12.1.4 -- Changes - clause 12.1.5 -- Other persons on site authorised by the employer - clause 12.1.6 -- Contractor validly suspending - clause 12.1.7 -- Other breaches or acts of prevention of the employer - clause 12.1.8 -- Clause 12.1 proviso -- Procedures and timetable for adjustments to completion date -- Notification - clause 12.2 -- Contractor to provide and update supporting documentation -clause 12.3 -- Employer's response - clause 12.4 -- Interim review of adjustment - clause 12.5 -- Post practical completion review - clause 12.6 -- Some specific points to which the employer must have regard in adjusting the completion date - clause 12.7 -- No earlier completion date - clause 12.8 -- Acceleration - clause 13 -- Introduction -- The invitation and the proposal - clause 13.1 -- Employer's reaction - clause 13.2 -- Limits on employer's ability to reduce completion date - clause 13.3 -- Bonus - clause 14 -- The bonus provision - clause 14.1 -- 4 Control -- The employer's representative - clause 15 -- Employer's representative - clause 15.1 -- Employer may appoint others - clause 15.2 -- Testing and compliance - clause 16 -- Summary -- Instructions following failure to carry out work in a good and workmanlike manner not covered -- Instructions to open up or test - clause 16.1 -- Non-complying work, materials or goods - employer's instructions - clause 16.2 -- Instructions to remove non-complying work, materials or goods from the site - clause 16.2.1 -- Instructions for non-complying work, materials or goods to be used - clause 16.2.2 -- Consequential instructions - clause 16.2.3 -- Opening up, testing or inspection - clause 16.2.4 -- Rectification of defects - clause 17 -- Background -- Summary of clause 17 -- Instructions to remedy defects - clause 17.1 -- Statement of remedying of defects - clause 17.2.
Defects not remedied by contractor - employer's options - clause 17.3 -- Preservation of other rights and remedies - clause 17.4 -- Pre-appointed consultants and named specialists - clause 18 -- Introduction and background -- Summary of clause 18 -- Application in respect of pre-appointed consultants governed by appendix - Clause 18.1 -- Execution of Model Form of Novation Agreement - clause 18.2 -- Appointment of named specialist - clause 18.3 -- Contractor solely responsible for pre-appointed consultants and named specialists - clause 18.4 -- Consequences if contractor fails to enter into a contract - clause 18.5 -- Contractor not to prejudice employer under form of novation or specialist sub-contract - clause 18.6 -- No termination without consent - clause 18.7 -- Appointment of replacement - clause 18.8 -- Contractor to supply copy of contract - clause 18.9 -- Contractor's responsibilities unaffected by appointment of replacement - clause 18.10 -- Contractor's responsibilities unaffected by variations to services etc. - clause 18.11 -- Cost savings and value improvements - clause 19 -- Introduction -- Summary of clause 19 -- Scope of savings and improvements - clause 19.1 -- Details of amendments and quotation - clause 19.2 -- Negotiation of the financial benefit - clause 19.3 -- Payment of contractor's share of financial benefit - clause 19.4 -- Restrictions on employer's use of contractor's suggested amendments - clause 19.5 -- 5 Valuation and payment -- Changes - clause 20 -- Background -- Summary of clause 20 -- The definition of a 'Change' -- Notification - clause 20.1 -- Instructions giving rise to change - clause 20.1.1 -- Occurrence of event treated as giving rise to a change - clause 20.1.2 -- Value agreed or a fair valuation - clause 20.2 -- Employer's request for a quotation - clause 20.3.
Contents of the quotation and period of validity - clause 20.4 -- Contractor to provide sufficient detail to enable the employer to assess amounts and periods Acceptance of quotation - clause 20.5 -- Fair valuation - clause 20.6 -- Proposed valuation - clause 20.7 -- Employer's notification of valuation - clause 20.8 -- Post practical completion review - clause 20.9 -- Loss and/ or expense - clause 21 -- Background -- Summary of clause 21 -- Changes excluded - clause 21.1 -- Matters for which employer liable to the contractor in respect of loss and expense - clause 21.2 -- Notification issues - clause 21.3 -- Contractor to provide assessment and supporting information -clause 21.4 -- Employer's obligation to ascertain - clause 21.5 -- Review mechanism - clause 21.6 -- Payment by employer following ascertainment - clause 21.7 -- Loss and expense ascertainment to exclude any element contributed to by a cause other than a change or some other loss and expense reimbursable matter under clause 21.2 - clause 21.8 -- Payments - clause 22 -- Background -- Summary of clause 22 -- The contractor's application - clause 22.1 -- Employer's interim payment advice - clause 22.2 -- The requirement to give notice of the proposed payment -clause 22.3 -- The due date and the final date for payment - clause 22.4 -- Contents of the interim payment advice - clause 22.5 -- The final payment advice - clause 22.6 -- The effect of the issue of the final payment advice - clause 22.7 -- Payment and the Construction Industry Scheme - clause 22.8 -- Withholding - clause 23 -- Withholding - requirements - clause 23 -- Grounds upon which a withholding can be made -- Requirements of the notice -- Position if there is no valid notice -- Interest - clause 24 -- Interest on late payments -- VAT - clause 25 -- Treatment of VAT - clauses 25.1 and 25.2 -- The pricing document -- Content.
Payment rules.
Abstract:
The Joint Contracts Tribunal are publishing a completely new standard form of contract for large clients on major construction projects. The main purpose of the form is to meet the particular needs of large commercial clients who do not themselves intend to occupy the premises, as well as property owners and developers (such as hoteliers and supermarkets) who regularly build. The Major Project Form is the first JCT form specifically to provide for third party rights. It caters for various levels of design input on the part of client and contractor and incorporates a design submission procedure. Other key provisions are those dealing with: no retention, acceleration of project, bonus for early completion, cost savings and value improvements, the client's pre-appointed consultants, and mediation. This new book will look at the contract clause by clause, with full text of the contract itself, and will examine the background law, highlighting practical issues.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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