U6 Contract Practice - Standard Forms Flashcards

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List some of the principal sources of Standard forms of contract in the United Kingdom?

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(JCT) Joint Contracts Tribunal
(ACA) Association of Consultant Architects
(ICE) Institution of Civil Engineers
(NEC) New Engineering Contract
Stradia Ltd

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List some of the commonly used standard forms?

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  1. JCT Suite of contracts
  2. Association of Consultant Architects forms (ACA)
  3. General Conditions of Government Contracts for Building and Civil Engineering suite (GC/Works/1 Edition 3 19998)
  4. International Federation of Consulting Engineer (FIDIC)
  5. Institution of Chemical Engineers suite (IChemE)
  6. Public Sector Partnering Contract (PSPC)
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Explain which situation the JCT Standard Building Contract with quantities is most suitable?

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Architect or professional consultant.
Drawings and full bill of quantities
Project value over £1 million
Private or Public Sector.
Local authorities are encouraged to use NEC contracts.

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Explain the situation when JCT Standard Form with approximate quantities is most suitable?

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Drawings and approximate bill of quantities.
Usually over £1 million
Where the works cannot be accurately measured or where an early start is required.
Architect or professional consultant.

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Explain the situation when JCT Standard Form without quantities is most suitable?

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Usually up to £500,000.
Drawings, specification or schedules.
Not recommended if works are of a complex nature, that would be best tendered by a bill of quantities.
Architect or professional consultant.

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Explain the situation when JCT Intermediate Form Contract is most suitable?

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Value £100,000 to £10 million
Drawings and specification, schedules or a full bill of quantities.
For simple contracts not exceeding 12 months with limited specialist subcontractors.

Architect or professional consultant.

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Explain the situation when JCT Minor Works Form Contract is most suitable?

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Drawings and specification or schedules.
Up to £100,000
Simple contracts, short duration and few domestic subcontractors.

Architect or professional consultant.

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Explain the situation when JCT Construction Management Contract is most suitable?

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Drawings and specification or schedules.
Over £1 million
Complex projects requiring management expertise. Where an early start is required or accelerated work.

Architect or professional consultant.

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Explain the situation when JCT Management Building Form Contract is most suitable? (4)

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Drawings, specification or schedules.
Over £1 million.
Complex projects requiring management expertise. Where early start is required or accelerated works are required.

Architect or professional consultant.

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Explain the situation when JCT Major Project Form Contract is most suitable?

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Contractor lead designer.
Drawings and specification or schedules.
Value £100,000 to £100 million.
Where employer wants little or nothing to do with the project.

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Explain the situation when JCT Design and Build Form Contract is most suitable?

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Contractor is designer of the works.
Any value.
Employer’s requirements, contractor proposals and contract sum analysis.
Where the client requires no or few variations.
The project can be specified completely at the tendering stage.

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CPD AND JCT Standard Building Contract with Quants.

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Part architect and part contractor.
Drawings plus employers requirements for CPD.
Plus bill of quantities for client designed works.
Value £100,000 to £100 million.
Where some parts of the works are to be designed by the contractor.

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JCT Intermediate with CPD.

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Part architecture and part contractor.
Value £100,000 to £100 million.
Where some parts of the works are to be designed by the contractor plus schedules or bill of quantities.

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JCT Measured Term Contract.

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Maintenance work
Contract documents are Work orders
Generally used for periodic repair and maintenance.

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JCT Repair and Maintenance Contracts.

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Maintenance works
Contract documents basis is work orders.
Repair and maintenance contract.

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JCT Suite - Standard Building Contract
What are the versions?

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With quantities.
Without quantities
With approximate quantities.

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JCT Suite - Standard Building Contract with quantities.
What is the intended use?

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For use when the Design team provides complete drawings, specification and bill of quantities for the works.
Also allows for elements of Contractor Designed Portion.

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JCT Suite - Standard Building Contract without quantities.
What is the intended use?

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For use when the Design team provides complete drawings, specification but no bill of quantities.
Also allows for elements of Contractor Designed Portion.
Contractor required to complete their own bill of quantities.

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JCT Suite - Standard Building Contract with approximate quantities.
What is the intended use?

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For use when the Design team provides complete drawings, specification and approximate bill of quantities for the works.
Also allows for elements of Contractor Designed Portion.
For use where the employer wants an early start on site or insufficient information is known until works commence.

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JCT Suite - Prime Building Contract
What is the intended use?

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Where works involve extensive repairs or reconstruction of existing where full extent cannot be known.
Contractor is paid the prime cost of labour, plant and material plus OHP.

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JCT Suite - Minor Works Contract
What is the intended use?

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Simple nature
Lump sum based on drawings, specification and schedule
Short less than a year.

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JCT Suite - Design and Build Contract
What is the intended use?

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With Employers requirement documents and performance specifications.
Contractor submits proposals to the statement of requirements.

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JCT Suite - Intermediate Contract
What is the intended use?

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Middle range projects
Simple content basic trades and skills.
No complex building services
Adequately designed, specified and billed.

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JCT Suite - Management Building Contract
What is the intended use? (4)

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Design produced by in-house team
Appointment of a management contractor by the employer at an early stage
Appointment of independent contractor by management contractor.
Management contractor paid a fee

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JCT Suite - Measured Term Contract
What is the intended use?

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Employer with building stock
Maintenance requirement
Minor improvements
Programme of works over specific period
Anticipated work volume range
Anticipated range of work.

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JCT Suite - Homeowner contact
What is the intended use?

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Simple contracts for domestic homeowners for extension and alterations.

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JCT Suite - Major Project Construction Contract
What is the intended use?

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Clients with experience of large projects.
Employer requirements document and contractor proposal
Not risk neutral
Contractor left to carry out design

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JCT Suite - Construction Management Contracts
What is the intended use?

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Construction Manager appointment between client/construction manager
Construction Management trade contracts between client and trade contractors
Collateral warranties between parties

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JCT Suite - Constructing Excellence Contract
What is the intended use? (2)

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Collaborate working
Active management of supply chain

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JCT Suite - Framework Agreement
What is the intended use?

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Where an employer wishes to enter into an agreement with one or more contractors to carry work out at a future date.

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NEC4 Engineering and Construction contract
What is the intended use?

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Standard contract for building and civil engineering works
UK government contract preference

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What five contracts make up the NEC4 suite?

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Term Service contract
Adjudicators contract
Professional services contract
Framework contract
Short contract