The guide provides invaluable summary information, such as lists under specific definitions that show where parties have contractual entitlements. For example, under "Cost," the guide lists all the sub-clauses where the Contractor may be entitled to be paid Cost. Similarly, comprehensive lists are provided for "Cost Plus Profit" and "Extension of Time," identifying the clauses that give the Contractor a potential entitlement.
Time, Delays and Extensions of Time (EOT) fidic 2017 a practical legal guide pdf
The "Avoidance" aspect is key. The DAAB is encouraged to provide informal assistance to help parties resolve issues before they crystallize into formal disputes. 5. Claims Management and "Hard" Time Bars The 2017 Suite reinforces the importance of "time bars." The guide provides invaluable summary information, such as
Under the Red and Yellow Books, the Engineer’s role has been refined. Time, Delays and Extensions of Time (EOT) The
The 2017 Red/Yellow Books remove the Engineer’s power to make "final and binding" determinations.
Duties and claims procedures apply equally to Employers and Contractors.
If a party misses the 28-day window, Sub-Clause 20.2.2 offers a small safety valve. A party can apply to the Engineer stating why the late notice is justified. The Engineer can validate a late notice based on prior knowledge of the event or a lack of prejudice to the other party, though this remains an exceptional remedy. 4. Dispute Avoidance and Resolution (Clause 21)