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Introduction to FIDIC Conditions of Contracts
fidic.orgThe FIDIC and European International Contractors (EIC) entrusted the University of Reading in 1966 to summarize the experience and to draw lessons from the application of the former documents. With the investigation of the governments, employers, contractors and consulting engineers all over the world about their application of the “Red Book ...
Clause 13 Variations and Adjustments
corbett.co.ukOne complaint regarding 58 in the FIDIC 4Clause th edn was that there was no definition of Provisional Sum; this has beenrectified in FIDIC 1999. Sub-Clause 13.7 is similar to Clause 70.2 of both rd edn and 43 th edn Red Books. Sub-Clause 13.8 was previously found at Clause 70.1 of the 4th edn Red Book, in a much simplified form. Cross-references
FIDIC's New Suite of Contracts - Clauses 17 to 19
fidic.orgthinking behind Clauses 17 & 19 of FIDIC's new suite of contracts, published by ICLR1, prompts me to respond with a critique of these two clauses and must, by necessity, include the related Insurance Clause sandwiched between them. Mr. Seppala explains lucidly the changes made in the FIDIC forms, which led to
FIDIC's 1999 Edition of Conditions of Contract for …
fidic.orgtitled "Conditions of Contract for Plant and Design-Build, and the new Silver Book, "Conditions of Contract for EPC Turnkey Projects" (emphasis added). The Orange Book seems intended to exit the FIDIC stage.