NEC Option A: Priced Contract with Activity Schedule
The NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) contains an array of core and optional clauses. These clauses are used to
Quantity Surveying: The Differences Between The UK & South Africa.
The UK and South Africa are very different countries. The cost of living in the UK is roughly double that
Applications for Payment (AfP)
No matter which type of contract your organisation is working under, Applications for Payment (AfP) are an essential part of
What Are NEC4 X Clauses?
The NEC Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) is a highly structured and flexible standard form of contract used widely in
The JCT Design & Build Procurement Route
Under JCT contracts, there are three main procurement routes: Traditional, Design & Build, and Management. In this article, we’ll focus
Site Records – What Are They & Why Are They So Important?
Site Diaries, Daily Record Sheets, Job Packs, Site Field Reports… whatever your company, client, or subcontractor calls them, the importance
NEC4 Contracts Explained
The New Engineering Contract (NEC) is one of the most widely recognised suites of standard contracts in the UK construction
The Perks & Pitfalls of a JCT Traditional Procurement Route
Under JCT contracts, there are three main procurement routes available: Traditional, Design & Build, and Management. In this article, we’ll
Bill of Quantities – Explained
The Value of a Bill of Quantities (BoQ) Appointing a Quantity Surveyor (QS) to produce a Bill of Quantities (BoQ)
NEC3 & 4 Disallowed Cost Explained
If you’re working under NEC Option C, D, E or F, you’ll inevitably come across the term “disallowed cost.” Unlike
