Advantages of NEC

As far as standard construction contracts go, the New Engineering Contract, NEC, could still be considered the ‘new kid on
NEC3 & 4 Dispute Resolution Process Explained (W1, W2 & W3)

Disputes in construction are inevitable. We can do everything in the book to ensure all details are covered, correct forms, procedures and quality checks are in place. However, there are always going to be disputes that arise. Most of the time, we hope that disputes can be dealt with through proper communication between the parties involved. However, this isn’t always the case, sometimes parties fail to reach an agreement. In this instance an external body may be brought in to aid in finding a resolution. In this article we’ll be looking into what provisions are in place within the NEC3 & NEC4 for dispute
NEC3 Contracts Explained

The NEC (New Engineering Contract) suite is one of the most widely used families of contracts in construction. Designed to
NEC vs JCT Contracts: Similarities and Differences

If you work or study in the construction industry, you’ve likely heard of JCT and NEC contracts. However, most professionals
NEC3 & 4 Z Clauses Explained

The NEC Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) contains a combination of core and optional clauses, which together form the terms
NEC Core Clauses Explained

The NEC Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) contains an array of core and optional clauses. These clauses are used to
NEC3 vs NEC4: The Key Changes

Twelve years after the release of the highly credible NEC3, a new contract was published. In March 2017, the NEC4
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
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
NEC4 Contracts Explained

The New Engineering Contract (NEC) is one of the most widely recognised suites of standard contracts in the UK construction

