FIDIC+分包合同
FIDIC施工合同通用条件
中文翻译版FIDIC施工合同通用条件2006年MDB版目录说明:下面画线的条文是多国开发银行添加的,其余为FIDIC的条文。
1 一般规定1.l 定义1.2 解释1.3 沟通l.4 法律和语言1.5 文件优先次序1.6 合同协议书1.7 转让1.8 文件的照管和提供1.9 延误的图纸或指示1.10 雇主使用承包商文件1.11 承包商使用雇主文件1.12 保密事项1.13 遵守法律1.14 共同的和若干方面的责任1.15本行的检查与审计2 雇主2.1 现场出入权2.2 许可、执照或批准2.3 雇主人员2.4 雇主的资金安排2.5 雇主的索赔3 工程师3.1工程师的职责和权限3.2 工程师的委托3.3 工程师的指示3.4 工程师的更换3.5 确定4 承包商4.1 承包商的一般义务4.2 履约保证4.3 承包商代表4.4 分包商4.5 分包合同权益的转让4.6 合作4.7 放线4.8 安全程序4.9 质量保证4.10 现场数据4.11 中标合同额的盈利可能性4.12 不可预见物质条件4.13 道路通行权和设施4.14 避免干扰4.15 现场出入手段4.16 货物运输4.17 施工机具4.18 环境保护4.19 电、水和燃气4.20 雇主设备和免费供应的材料4.21 进展报告4.22现场保安4.23 承包商的现场作业4.24 化石5.指定分包商5.1“指定分包商”的定义5.2 反对指定5.3 向指定分包商支付款项5.4 已支付的证据6 员工6.1 员工的雇用6.2 工资标准和劳动条件6.4 劳动法6.5 工作时间6.6 为员工提供设施6.7 健康和安全6.8 承包商的监督6.9 承包商人员6.10 承包商人员和施工机具的记录6.11 失序行为6.12 外国人员6.13 食物供给6.14 供水6.15蚊虫与鼠类滋扰防范措施6.16烈酒与毒品6.17 武器与弹药6.18节日与宗教习俗6.19 丧葬事宜6.20 禁止强迫或胁迫劳动6.21 禁止损害儿童的劳动6.22 工人雇用记录7 设备、材料和工艺7.l 施工方式7.2 样品7.3 检验7.4 试验7.5 否决7.6 修补工作7.7设备和材料的所有权7.8土地(矿区)使用费8开工、延误和暂停8.1 开工8.2 竣工时间8.3 施工计划8.4 竣工时间的延长8.5公共机构造成的延误8.6 工程进展速度8.7 误期赔偿费8.8 暂时停工8.9 暂停的后果8.10 暂停时设备和材料款的支付8.11 继续的暂停8.12 复工9竣工试验9.1 承包商的义务9.2 延误的试验9.3 重新检验9.4未能通过竣工检验10雇主的接收10.1工程与单项工程的接收10.2 部分工程的接收10.3 对竣工试验的干扰10.4需要复原的表面11缺陷责任11.1完成未完工作和修补缺陷11.2 修补缺陷的费用11.3 缺陷通知期限的延长11.4 未能修补缺陷11.5 清除有缺陷的工程11.6 进一步试验11.7 出入权11.8 承包商查找11.9 完工证书11.10 未履行的义务11.11 现场清理12计量和估价12.1 需计量的工程12.2 计量方法12.3 估价12.4 工作的取消13变更和调整13.1 变更的权利13.2价值工程13.3 变更程序13.4以相应货币支付13.5暂列金额13.6计日工作13.7因法律改变的调整13.8因费用改变的调整14 合同价和付款14.1合同价14.2 预付款14.3 期中付款证书的申请14.4 付款计划表14.5 拟用于工程的设备和材料14.6 期中付款证书的颁发14.7 付款14.8 延误的付款14.9 保留金的支付14.10 竣工报表14.11 最终付款证书的申请14.12 结清证明14.13 最终付款证书的颁发14.14 雇主责任的终止14.15 支付的货币15 由雇主终止15.1 通知改正15.2 由雇主终止15.3 终止日期时的估价15.4终止后的付款15.5 雇主为自身方便而终止合同的权利15.6腐败与欺诈行为16由承包商暂停和终止16.1承包商暂停工作的权利16.2由承包商终止16.3停止工作和施工机具的撤离16.4终止时的付款17 风险与职责17.1 保障17.2 承包商对工程的照管17.3 雇主的风险17.4 雇主风险的后果17.5 知识产权和工业产权17.6责任限度17.7使用雇主住宿或其他设施18保险18.1 对保险的一般要求18.2 工程和施工机具的保险18.3 人身伤害和财产损坏险18.4 承包商人员的保险19不可抗力19.1 不可抗力的定义19.2 不可抗力的通知19.3将延误减至最小的义务19.4不可抗力的后果19.5不可抗力影响分包商19.6 自主选择终止、付款和解除19.7 合同解除20. 索赔、争议和仲裁20.1承包商的索赔20.2 争议委员会的任命20.3未能就争议委员会取得一致20.4取得争议委员会的决定20.5 友好解决20.6 仲裁20.7未能遵守争议委员会的决定20.8争议委员会任命期满正文说明:下面画线的条文是多国开发银行添加的,其余为FIDIC的条文。
海外工程项目风险-FIDIC合同管理
海外工程项目风险-FIDIC合同管理一、菲迪克合同条件简述国际工程承包因其项目周期长、跨文化、跨地区且竞争激烈,注定其高风险的行业特征。
由于国际工程项目本身的特点以及由此涉及到的经济利益决定了缔约方必然为了维护自身的利益存在一定程度的对立性,这种利益维护的自我倾向是导致争端发生的根源。
为了规范国际工程市场,FIDIC合同条件应用而生,可以说,菲迪克合同是集工业发达国家土木建筑业上百年的经验,把工程技术、法律、经济和管理等有机结合起来的一个合同条件,经过近五十多年的发展,根据不同的工程要求,逐渐衍生出多个版本,业内人士根据书面封皮的颜色特点,将其统称为菲迪克“彩虹系列”,如下图:FIDIC 合同法律基础为普通法(Common Law),其崇尚合同的自由约定原则,通常不会为保障公平或已签合约中不利一方的利益而干预合同,因此很难以显失公允为理由去修改或删除已经签订的文字约定,因为英美法系不保护不公平交易下的合同不利一方。
而中国法律基础接近大陆法(Continental Law),其倾向于干涉不公平合同,并会为保护不公平合约中欠获公允对待一方的利益而对原合同进行修改,甚至认定所签订的不公平合同为无效合同。
两种不同的法律基础上形成了不同的法律思维、法律框架及法律体系,如何尽快转变思维、融会贯通,总结出一套自己的工程项目管理体系是大多数“走出去”的中资承包企业不得不面对的重大课题,然而“走出去” 是个系统工程,海外建设项目一般来说投资大、建设运营时间长、参与方多,项目潜在风险比较大,需要全方位识别风险、防范风险,才可以顺利地“走出去”,然后把利润安全地“带回来”。
菲迪克合同体系博大精深,其囊括了工程技术、法律、经济和管理等方方面面,笔者结合参与过的海外工程项目仅从风险识别和风险防范的角度总结一点体会,与阅者共勉。
二、FIDIC 合同条款下的风险分摊FIDIC 合同条款的基础是让业主和承包商合理地分摊风险,基本原则如下:(1)合同规定双方应承担相应的风险,由于在传统的工程模式下,业主要花费很大的精力去管理、控制与工程有关的诸多事宜,所以越来越多的业主喜欢做“甩手掌柜”,青睐“一揽子”发包工程,菲迪克EPC 模式越来越受欢迎,但是绝大部分的风险转嫁到了承包商身上,如在银皮书框架下业主除了承担一些法律变化、不可抗力等为数不多的风险外,大多数风险都转嫁到承包商身上;(2)一般认为,承包商在投标时已对那些能够在投标时预见的风险进行了定价,故承包商在招投标之际项目的尽职调查尤显重要,报价环节为重中之重;(3)完成合同规定的工作是承包商的责任,但决定以何种方式去完成这些工作,应不受业主及工程师所左右,当然合同另有规定应通过业主批准的方式除外,但另一方面业主又赋予承包商更大的管控项目的权利。
fidic合同中英文对照
Fidic合同是指国际咨询工程师联合会(Fédération Internationale des Ingénieurs Conseils,简称FIDIC)制定的一系列国际工程合同标准。
以下是FIDIC合同中英文对照的一些常见术语:1. 业主(Employer):甲方2. 承包商(Contractor):乙方3. 工程师(Engineer):监理单位4. 合同价格(Contract Price):合同总价5. 合同期限(Contract Time):工期6. 质量保证(Quality Assurance):质量保证期7. 付款方式(Payment Method):支付方式8. 变更指令(Variation Order):变更通知9. 索赔(Claim):索赔申请10. 延期(Delay):延期申请11. 分包(Subcontracting):分包合同12. 竣工验收(Completion and Acceptance):竣工验收13. 保留金(Retention Money):保证金14. 违约金(Penalty):违约金15. 争议解决(Dispute Resolution):争议解决方式16. 保险(Insurance):保险责任17. 环境保护(Environmental Protection):环境保护责任18. 安全生产(Safety Production):安全生产责任19. 劳动权益(Labor Rights and Interests):劳动权益保障20. 信息交流(Information Exchange):信息交流和沟通以上仅为FIDIC合同中部分常见术语的中英文对照,实际应用时还需根据具体合同条款进行理解和翻译。
FIDIC《施工分包合同条件》之一概述及重要事件的流程图、定义和解释
期概括介绍本施工分包合同条件以及第一条的内容。
概述FIDIC于2011年出版了《施工分包合同条件》(2011年第一版)(简称“分包合同2011版”),这个范本是与FIDIC《施工合同条件》(1999年第一版)(简称“新红皮书”),或FIDIC《施工合同条件》(2010年多边银行协调版)配合使用的,是用于由业主方设计的建筑和工程项目,但如多边银行协调版对1999年第一版有重大修改时,分包合同条件也应作出修改。
该分包合同条件取代了FIDIC《土木工程施工分包合同条件》(1994年第一版)(简称“分包合同1994版”)。
重要事件的流程图“分包合同2011版”由流程图、通用条件、专用条件编写指南、附件以及样本格式构成。
流程图是以直观形式表现分包合同特有的关键活动顺序,包括:施工分包合同实施过程中重要事件的典型顺序、支付事件的典型顺序和分包合同争议事件解决的顺序。
这些流程图只作为图解说明,不能用于分包合同条件的解释。
“分包合同2011版”通用条件共包含20条,94款。
20条包括:定义和解释,主合同,承包商,分包商,分包合同的转让和分包,合作、职员和劳工,施工机械、临时工程、其他设施、生产设备和材料,开工和竣工,竣工检验,分包工程的竣工和接收,缺陷责任,计量和估价,分包合同的变更和调整,分包合同的价格和支付,主合同的终止和由承包商终止分包合同,分包商提出的暂停和终止,风险和保障,分包合同保险,分包合同的不可抗力,通知、分包商的索赔和争议。
专用条件编写指南包括部分范例条款。
如果修改了范例措辞,或者加入了额外内容,应注意确保没有对分包合同通用条件或在专用条件的条件之间产生歧义。
专用条件与对应条款号的通用条件共同决定双方的权利和义务。
专用条件的7个附件包括:附件A主合同要点;附件B分包工程范围和分包合同文件一览表;附件C提前竣工奖励,承包商的接收和分包合同工程量表;附件D施工机械、临时工程、设施和由承包商供应的免费材料;附件E保险;附件F分包合同计划;附件G其他事项。
关于fidic合同条件中文版翻译问题的探讨
关于FIDIC合同条件中文版翻译问题的探讨国际咨询工程师联合会(FIDIC,中译“菲迪克”)出版的1999年第一版FIDIC合同条件一共有四本,分别是《FIDIC施工合同条件》(新红皮书)、《FIDIC生产设备和设计-施工合同条件》(新黄皮书)、《FIDIC设计采购施工(EPC)/交钥匙工程合同条件》(银皮书)和《FIDIC 简明合同格式》(绿皮书)。
它们已经被翻译成中文版,这对于中国人学习和研究FIDIC合同条件有很大帮助。
但是笔者发现有的译文存在一些问题,有的是小问题,而有的却是典型的误译。
现列举几条,供大家参考。
以下均《FIDIC施工合同条件》为例。
1. 第1.1.5.6款Section工程:工程项目的总称,如一输电工程项目。
分项工程:工程项目下第一层分解,可单独进行接收或验收,如输电工程项目,包括,输电塔基础,输电塔、光纤、电线等。
分部工程:分项工程下的第二层分解,不可以单独地进行接收或验收,如塔基础的各个部分。
因此,Section应为Works(工程)下第一层分解内容,翻译为“分项工程”,更为适当。
2. 第1.1.6.5款Laws原文是:“Laws”means all national (or state) legislation, statutes, ordinances and other laws, and regulations and by-laws of any legally constituted public authority.译文是:“法律”系指所有国家(或州)的法律、条例、法令和其他法律,以及任何合法建立的公共当局制定的规则和细则等”。
1)“state”一词在美国是指“州”,在中国是指“省、自治区或直辖市”,而在行政区划里,中文的“州”是指省市之下与县同级的行政地区,英文翻译为“prefecture”2)根据《中华人民共和国立法法》:(1)全国人民代表大会制定法律;(2)国务院制定行政法规,由总理签署国务院令发布;(3)省、自治区、直辖市的人民代表大会及其常务委员会制定地方性法规;(4)民族自治地方的人民代表大会制定自治条例和单行条例;(5)国务院各部、委员会、中国人民银行、审计署和具有行政管理职能的直属机构,在本部门的权限范围内,制定规章。
2024-FIDIC土木工程施工分包合同条件
FIDIC土木工程施工分包合同条件合同编号:__________1.定义与解释1.1合同文件1.1.1合同文件包括本合同条件、图纸、规范、标价的工程量表以及其他经双方确认的文件。
1.1.2合同文件应互相解释,如有任何不一致之处,应以合同条件为准。
1.2术语定义1.2.1“雇主”指甲方,即委托乙方进行工程施工的一方。
1.2.2“承包商”指乙方,即承担工程施工的一方。
1.2.3“工程师”指雇主指定的第三方,负责监督和管理工程的实施。
2.工程范围2.1工程描述2.1.1乙方应根据合同文件完成土木工程的施工。
2.1.2工程范围包括但不限于土方工程、基础工程、结构工程、安装工程等。
2.2工程变更2.2.1工程师有权根据工程需要发出变更指令。
2.2.2乙方应按照工程师的变更指令进行施工,并及时向工程师报告变更情况。
3.合同价格3.1合同价格3.1.1乙方完成合同工程应支付的价格为合同价格。
3.1.2合同价格包括乙方为完成工程所需的全部费用和利润。
3.2价格调整3.2.1在合同履行过程中,如发生价格波动,合同价格可按照合同约定的价格调整条款进行调整。
4.工期4.1工期4.1.1乙方应按照合同约定的工期完成工程。
4.1.2乙方应制定施工进度计划,并提交给工程师批准。
4.2工期延误4.2.1如因乙方原因导致工期延误,乙方应承担相应的违约责任。
4.2.2如因雇主或工程师原因导致工期延误,应相应延长工期。
5.工程质量5.1工程质量要求5.1.1乙方应按照合同文件和规范要求完成工程,并达到约定的质量标准。
5.1.2乙方应建立健全质量管理体系,确保工程质量。
5.2检查与验收5.2.1工程师有权对工程进行定期检查,乙方应提供必要的协助。
5.2.2工程完成后,乙方应向工程师提交验收申请,工程师应在规定时间内完成验收。
6.支付条款6.1支付方式6.1.1乙方应根据合同约定的付款计划和条件向雇主提交支付申请。
6.1.2雇主应在收到支付申请后按约定时间审核并支付相应款项。
承包商的义务FIDIC合同条件
根据FIDIC合同条件第4.1款的规定,承包商的一般义务包括:(1)承包商的主要合同义务(三项):根据合同(第1.1.1.1款包括图纸、规范)或者承包商的指示,设计(如有);完成工程施工;修复缺陷。
在我国法以及建设工程施工合同示范文本中,工程竣工验收以后的缺陷修复不再属于合同义务,而是属于“后合同义务”。
(2)第4.1款第二段相当于承包商完成主要合同任务所需的“人、机、料、法、环”等。
(3)承包商的责任范围:承包商应对所有现场作业和施工方法的完备性、稳定性和安全性负责。
除另有约定外,对所有承包商的文件、临时工程和按照合同规定对每项永久设备和材料的所做的设计负责;但对永久工程的设计或规范不负责任。
(4)工艺要求。
按工程师的要求提报施工安排和工艺的细节;未经通知工程师,不得对施工安排和工艺作重大修改。
(5)承包商设计永久工程的特别要求。
土木工程施工分包合同条件来源:项目管理者联盟日期:[2008-6-24]FIDIC编制的《土木工程施工分包合同条件》是与《土木工程施工合同条件》配套使用的分包合同文本。
分包合同条件可用于承包商与其选定的分包商,或与业主选择的指定分包商签订的合同。
分包合同条件的特点是,既要保持与总包合同条件中分包工程部分规定的权利义务约定一致,又要区分负责实施分包工作当事人改变后两个合同之间的差异。
(一)分包工程的合同责任分包工程属于总包合同内承包商对业主承担义务承包范围内的工作,双方在合同中约定相互之间的权利义务,但它又是承包商与分包商签订合同的标的物,分包商仅对承包商承担合同责任。
由于分包工程同时存在于总包、分包两个合同内的特点,承包商又居于两个合同当事人的特殊地位,因此承包商会将总包合同中对分包工程承担的风险合理地转移给分包商。
1.分包工程的合同价格承包商采用邀请招标或议标方式选择分包商时,通常要求对方就分包工程进行报价,然后与其协商而形成合同。
分包合同的价格应为承包商发出“中标通知书”中指明的价格。
FIDIC合同
FIDIC合同合同编号,[合同编号]甲方,[甲方名称]地址,[甲方地址]联系人,[联系人姓名]电话,[联系人电话]乙方,[乙方名称]地址,[乙方地址]联系人,[联系人姓名]电话,[联系人电话]鉴于甲方拟委托乙方进行以下工程/服务,[工程/服务描述]根据双方协商一致,特制定本合同,约定如下:一、工程/服务描述。
1.1 乙方应按照甲方的要求,完成合同约定的工程/服务,并保证工程/服务的质量和进度符合合同要求。
1.2 甲方应向乙方提供必要的支持和协助,确保工程/服务的顺利进行。
二、合同价款。
2.1 甲方应按合同约定的进度和质量验收标准,及时支付工程/服务款项。
2.2 乙方应按合同约定的价格和质量要求,完成工程/服务,并按时交付。
三、变更和索赔。
3.1 如需对合同内容进行变更,应经双方协商一致,并签订书面变更协议。
3.2 乙方如因甲方原因造成损失,应及时向甲方提出索赔,并提供相关证据和资料。
四、保修和维护。
4.1 乙方应对工程/服务提供一定期限的保修和维护服务,保证工程/服务在保修期内正常运行。
4.2 甲方应在保修期内按时支付保修费用。
五、违约责任。
5.1 任何一方违反合同约定,应承担相应的违约责任。
5.2 如因不可抗力等特殊情况导致合同无法履行,双方应及时协商解决,并免除因此产生的责任。
六、其他事项。
6.1 本合同自双方签字盖章之日起生效,至工程/服务完成并经双方确认验收之日终止。
6.2 本合同一式两份,甲方和乙方各执一份,具有同等法律效力。
甲方(盖章),___________________ 日期,____________。
乙方(盖章),___________________ 日期,____________。
以上为FIDIC合同范本,双方如同意以上内容,可在指定地点签署生效。
FIDICEPC合同条件及其应用
(二)法律变化调价(13.7款) 1. 含义 指国家法律或其解释发生变化,导致费用 发生增减,对合同价进行的调整
2. 基准日 投标书递交截止日前28天当日
3. 法律变化对合同价的调整 法律变化引起增、减费用计入合同价
三、索赔管理(20款)
(一)索赔的概念、原因及分类 1. 索赔的概念 指根据合同的规定,合同的一方要求对方补偿在工 程实施中自方所付出的额外费用和/或工期损失。 总承包商可向业主提出索赔,业主也可向总承包商 提出索赔
第四节 EPC合同条件风险条款
一、EPC合同条件风险分担 1. 业主方的风险(17.3款) ①~⑤ 战争动乱等特殊风险 2. 总承包商的风险 ① 进入市场与选择项目风险 ② 投标报价风险 ③ 设计、采购、施工风险 ④ 除业主风险外全部风险
二、EPC合同条件总承包商风险条款
(1)不可预见的困难(4.12款)
FIDIC《EPC合同条件》 及其应用
武汉大学水利水电学院 教 授 周瑾如 国 际 工 程 项 目 高级顾问
FIDIC《EPC合同条件》及其应用
第一节 EPC模式的概念、特征与适用条件 第二节 EPC合同与合同关系 第三节 EPC合同条件合同各方权利义务 第四节 EPC合同条件风险条款 第五节 EPC合同条款解释 第六节 EPC合同条件应用
1. 造成原因 (1)难以预见 (2)业主提供的资料粗略 (3)承包商报价失误
2. 相关合同条款 (1)承包商投标前对现场进行了考察 (2)承包商对业主提供资料的解释负责 (3)承包商报价具备合宜性和完备性 (4)出现不可预见外界条件,采取合理措施并遵循
工程师指示,构成变更按变更处理,调整费用 和工期
(四)业主的风险(17.3款)
1. 含义 指发生业主风险时业主承担风险导致损失引
FIDIC合同条款解读-15-16合同的终止1
业主提出终止——承包商违约, 给业主造成极大损害1、重点内容:2、承包商哪些违约情况导致业主有权终止合同;3、业主终止合同的程序;4、终止后如何对承包商已经完成的工作进行估价和支付;5、业主处于自身原因终止合同的权利。
15.1 通知纠正1)终止后果不利:业主: A.与贷款银行更新贷款协议、申请补充贷款并另行支付承诺费;B、剩余工作重新招标的费用, 以及重新招标后合同价格的可能增加;2) C.工程拖期造成的间接损失等等;3) D.承包商的索赔及法律抗争(由于承包商违约)。
承包商: A、工程获利的计划落空;B.履约保函被索赔;C.为工程提供的物资以及承包商的文件被收缴;1、 D.施工接卸及临时设施可能被业主出售。
2、本款:发出一警告, 要求其限期改正。
工程师没有签发通知的义务, 则不能认为, 没有通知就表明承包商机器人员在履行自己的义务, 或表明工程符合合同要求——不是“必须通知”。
工程师的通知包括: A、承包商违约的性质;B、承包商不久其违约的合理期限;C、通知是根据本条所发出的。
15.2 业主提出终止1、本款给出完整清晰的规定, 即: 在何种情况下业主有权终止合同, 通知业主还享有哪些权利、1)终止的原因分2类:2)承包商在工程上表现出违约的情况;3)承包商整个公司出现破产。
4.2“履约保证”: 想业主提交履约保证并保持有效, 若未能履行——14.2拒绝支付第一笔预付款;或15.2终止合同(必须是合同生效后)。
承包商放弃可能两种情况:故意不履行;或虽有意履行但缺乏履行能力。
一般认为构成放弃的表现为:至少承包商赞同工程, 并且同时有明显的不再施工的倾向。
放弃工程属于实际违约行为——现实的违反合同义务;“明显表现出不再继续履行其合同义务的意向”属于预期违约——将来不履行合同义务。
所谓预期违约, 是指合同履行期限来到之前, 方式人在无正当理由的情况下明确标志或一自己的行为表示不履行合同的行为。
预期违约与一般意义上的实际违约存在一定的区别: 预期违约是在合同履行期带来之前(在本款的情况下, 它可能发生在履行过程中, 但相对与和的继续履行的下一阶段而言, 仍可视为履行期限到来之前)的违约的现实危险, 二实际违约是在履行期限带来之后的违约。
FIDIC施工合同
FIDIC施工合同合同方雇主: [雇主名称](地址、电话、电子邮件)承包商: [承包商名称](地址、电话、电子邮件)章 1:前言1.1 合同目的1.2 合同范围1.3 定义章 2:合同管理条款 2.1:工程师2.1.1 工程师的职责和权力2.1.2 指示和决定条款 2.2:项目经理2.2.1 项目经理的职责和权力2.2.2 代表雇主条款 2.3:联系2.3.1 合同联系方式 2.3.2 通知程序章 3:合同期限条款 3.1:开工日期条款 3.2:竣工日期条款 3.3:延迟章 4:合同款项条款 4.1:合同总价条款 4.2:付款方式条款 4.3:价值工程章 5:承包商的义务条款 5.1:工作范围5.1.1 技术规范5.1.2 材料和设备条款 5.2:施工方法5.2.1 施工计划5.2.2 施工质量条款 5.3:劳动力和设备 5.3.1 人员配置5.3.2 设备和机械章 6:雇主的义务条款 6.1:场地提供条款 6.2:设施和服务条款 6.3:支付章 7:付款条款 7.1:付款申请7.1.1 提交程序7.1.2 付款认证条款 7.2:预付款7.2.1 发放条件7.2.2 抵扣条款 7.3:变更单付款7.3.1 价差单7.3.2 独立工程师章 8:变更条款 8.1:变更单8.1.1 工程师发出的变更单 8.1.2 承包商发出的变更单条款 8.2:变更的影响8.2.1 工期调整8.2.2 合同金额调整章 9:赔偿条款 9.1:责任范围9.1.1 承包商的责任9.1.2 雇主的责任条款 9.2:保险9.2.1 承包商的保险9.2.2 雇主的保险章 10:分包商条款 10.1:分包商的聘用条款 10.2:分包合同的批准条款 10.3:承包商对分包商的责任章 11:解决争议条款 11.1:现场会议条款 11.2:调解条款 11.3:仲裁章 12:终止条款 12.1:雇主的终止权 12.1.1 违约终止12.1.2 破产终止条款 12.2:承包商的终止权 12.2.1 未及时付款终止 12.2.2 合同变更终止章 13:保密条款 13.1:保密义务条款 13.2:信息使用章 14:适用法律条款 14.1:管辖法律条款 14.2:争议解决地。
fidic分包合同范本
fidic分包合同范本《FIDIC 分包合同范本》合同编号:[具体编号]甲方(总承包方):名称:法定代表人:地址:联系方式:乙方(分包方):名称:法定代表人:地址:联系方式:一、工程概况1. 工程名称:[具体工程名称]2. 工程地点:[详细地点]3. 工程内容:[详细描述分包工程的范围和工作内容]二、分包工程范围[具体列出分包工程的各项工作内容和范围]三、工期1. 开工日期:[预计开工日期]2. 竣工日期:[预计竣工日期]3. 工期总日历天数:[具体天数]乙方应按照约定的工期完成分包工程,如因乙方原因导致工期延误,应承担相应的违约责任。
四、工程质量1. 乙方应按照国家和行业相关标准以及甲方与业主签订的总承包合同的要求,确保分包工程的质量达到合格标准。
2. 乙方应建立健全质量管理体系,加强施工过程中的质量控制,及时发现和解决质量问题。
3. 工程竣工后,乙方应提交完整的竣工资料和质量验收报告,经甲方和业主验收合格后方可交付使用。
五、合同价款及支付1. 合同价款:本分包工程的合同价款为人民币[具体金额](大写:[大写金额])。
2. 支付方式:(1)预付款:甲方在收到乙方提交的预付款申请和相关证明材料后,按照合同约定的比例支付预付款。
(2)进度款:乙方每月提交工程进度报告,经甲方审核确认后,按照合同约定的支付比例支付进度款。
(3)竣工结算款:工程竣工并经甲方和业主验收合格后,乙方提交竣工结算报告,甲方在收到报告后[具体期限]内进行审核,审核无误后支付竣工结算款。
3. 税费:本合同项下的工程价款应缴纳的税费由乙方承担,乙方应按照国家相关规定向甲方提供税务发票。
六、双方的权利和义务甲方的权利和义务:1. 提供施工所需的场地、道路、水电等基础设施。
2. 审核乙方提交的施工组织设计、施工方案等技术文件。
3. 按合同约定支付工程价款。
4. 协助乙方与业主、监理等单位进行协调和沟通。
乙方的权利和义务:1. 按照合同约定的要求组织施工,确保工程质量和工期。
fidic施工分包合同
FIDIC施工分包合同1. 引言FIDIC(国际合同工程师协会)施工分包合同是在建筑工程领域中广泛使用的标准合同之一。
该合同适用于委托人将主合同中的一部分工作委托给分包商的情况。
本文将介绍FIDIC施工分包合同的基本结构和主要内容。
2. 合同概述FIDIC施工分包合同是一种标准合同文件,其中包括了各方在工程分包过程中的权利和责任。
该合同明确了双方在设计、施工、管理和支付等方面的义务,并规定了争议解决机制和违约责任等条款。
3. 合同主要条款3.1 合同范围合同范围部分详述了委托人委托分包商完成的具体工作内容和工作范围。
这一部分的条款必须明确详细,以确保项目的顺利进行和合同的有效履行。
3.2 价格和支付合同条款明确了分包商的报价和支付方式。
其中包括了工程量清单、单价和总价款等细节,并规定了分期支付的时间和方式。
条款还将对付款的违约责任和索赔程序进行了规定。
3.3 设计和技术规格合同规定了分包商必须按照主合同的设计和技术规格进行工作。
这一部分要求分包商承担设计错误的风险,并要求分包商对自己的设计和施工过程负责。
3.4 保证和担保合同规定了分包商必须提供的保证和担保文件,以确保工程的质量和完成时间。
这些保证和担保可能包括履约保证金、质量保证金和保险等。
3.5 变更和索赔合同规定了变更工作的程序和索赔的流程。
变更工作必须经过双方的书面同意,并进行必要的成本和时间调整。
索赔程序要求分包商向委托人提出书面申请,并在规定的时间内提供相关证据和计算。
3.6 争议解决合同中还包括了争议解决的条款。
这些条款规定了双方在出现争议时的解决方式,通常包括谈判、仲裁或法院诉讼等。
4. 合同履行和解除FIDIC施工分包合同要求双方在合同履行过程中遵守各自的义务,并在必要时采取措施解决问题。
如果一方严重违约,对方有权解除合同并寻求赔偿。
5.FIDIC施工分包合同是建筑工程中常用的合同形式之一,它为委托人和分包商之间的关系提供了明确的法律保障。
fidic施工合同条款
fidic施工合同条款篇一:FIDIC施工合同篇一:fidic施工合同条件2010施工合同条款通用条款2010年6月仅供参与银行使用2010年6月30日发行fidic 2010版权所有多边发展银行协调版国际工程师联合会通用条款目录1 一般规定定义----------------精选公文范文---------------- 1解释通信交流法律和语言文件优先次序合同协议权益转让文件的照管和提供拖延的图纸和指示业主使用承包商文件承包商使用业主的文件保密事项遵守法律共通过的和各自的责任银行检查和审计----------------精选公文范文---------------- 22业主进入现场的权力许可,执照,或批准业主的人员业主的资金安排业主的索赔3 工程师工程师的职责和权力工程师的授权工程师的指示工程师的撤换决定4 承包商承包商的一般义务----------------精选公文范文---------------- 3履约担保承包商的代表分包商分包合同利益转让合作放线安全程序质量保证现场数据中标合同金额的充分性不可预见的外界条件道路通行权和设施避免干扰进场路线(进厂通路)货物的运输----------------精选公文范文---------------- 4承包商的设备保护环境电,水,气业主的设备和免费提供的材料进度报告现场保安承包商的现场作业化石5 指定的分包商指定分包商的定义对指定的反对给指定分包商的支付付款证据6 职员和劳工----------------精选公文范文---------------- 5职员和劳工的雇佣工资标准和劳动条件为业主服务的人员劳动法工作时间为职员和劳工提供的设施健康和安全承包商的监督承包商人员承包商人员和设备的记录妨碍治安的行为外国职员和劳工食物供应水供应----------------精选公文范文---------------- 6病虫害治理措施酒或药品武器和弹药节日和宗教丧葬安排禁止强迫劳工禁止童工工人雇佣记录工人的组织禁止歧视,机会平等7 设备,材料,和工艺实施方式样检查试验----------------精选公文范文---------------- 7拒收修补工作设备和材料的所有权矿区(土地)使用费8开工,延误和暂定工程开工完工时间进度计划完工时间延期当局引起的延误工程进度武器损失赔偿费暂时停工暂停的后果----------------精选公文范文---------------- 8如果停工,设备和材料的支付持续的暂定复工9 完工试验承包商的义务延误的试验重新试验未能通过完工试验10 业主的接受工程和分项工程的接收部分工程的接收对竣工试验的干扰地表需要恢复原状11 缺陷责任完成扫尾工作和修补缺陷修补缺陷的费用缺陷通知期的延长未能修复缺陷----------------精选公文范文---------------- 9清除有缺陷的工程进一步试验进入权承包商调查履约证书未履行的义务现场的清理12 计量和估价待计量的工程计量方法估价遗漏13 变更和调整变更权价值工程变更程序----------------精选公文范文---------------- 10以适用货币支付暂定金计日工作法律改变引起的的调整成本改变引起的调整14 合同价格和付款合同价格预付款期中付款证书的申请付款计划表拟用于工程的设备和材料期中付款证书的颁发支付延误的支付保留金的支付施工报表最终支付证书的申请结清单最终支付证书的颁发篇二:fidic合同范fidic----------------精选公文范文---------------- 11施工合同条件(1999年第一版)用于业主设计的房屋建筑或工程通用条件专用条件编制指南争端裁决协议书格式投标函、合同协议书格式周可荣刘雯万彩芸王健译说明:因时间较紧,本译稿未经仔细校对,仅供培训班使用。
fidic分包合同范本
fidic分包合同范本合同编号:_______甲方(主包方):_______乙方(分包方):_______根据《中华人民共和国合同法》及相关法律法规的规定,甲乙双方在平等、自愿、公平、诚实信用的原则基础上,就甲方将_______工程项目的_______工程内容分包给乙方施工的事宜,达成如下协议:一、工程概况1.1 工程名称:_______1.2 工程地点:_______1.3 工程范围:甲方将_______工程项目的_______工程内容分包给乙方施工。
二、合同工期2.1 本合同工期为_______天,自_______年_______月_______日起至_______年_______月_______日止。
2.2 乙方应按照甲方的要求和工程进度安排,确保工程按时完成。
如因乙方原因导致工期延误,乙方应承担相应的违约责任。
三、合同价款3.1 本合同价款为人民币(大写):_______元整(小写):¥_______元。
3.2 付款方式:乙方完成工程进度后,甲方按照实际完成工程量支付相应进度款。
工程完工验收合格后,支付至合同价款的95%,剩余5%作为质保金,质保期满后无息支付。
四、工程质量4.1 乙方应严格按照国家、行业及甲方规定的质量标准、设计图纸、施工方案等进行施工,确保工程质量。
4.2 乙方应接受甲方及监理单位的监督检查,对存在的问题及时进行整改。
五、安全生产5.1 乙方应严格遵守国家及地方有关安全生产的法律法规,加强施工现场安全管理,确保施工安全。
5.2 乙方应制定安全生产责任制度,明确安全生产责任人,对施工现场的安全事故承担相应的责任。
六、合同变更与解除6.1 在合同履行过程中,如发生特殊情况导致合同无法继续履行,甲乙双方应协商解决。
协商不成的,可依法向人民法院提起诉讼。
6.2 未经甲方书面同意,乙方不得将本合同项下的权利和义务转让给第三方。
七、违约责任7.1 甲方违约责任:(1)甲方未能按照约定支付合同价款的,每逾期一日,应支付逾期付款金额的_______%作为违约金。
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CONDITIONS OF SUBcontractFOR WORKS OF CIVILENGINEERING COSNTRUCTIONPart I- General ConditionsPart II- Guidance for the Preparation of Condition of Particular Application With Forms of Offer and Agreement(For use in conjunction with the Conditions of contract for Works of Civil Engineering Construction, Forth Edition 1987 Reprinted 1992 with further amendments)1st Edition 1994ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSFIDIC extends special thanks to Christopher R. Seppala and Maurizio Ragazzi, White & Case, Paris, for acting as the principal drafter of this document. This contribution to FIDIC and the profession is highly appreciated.The draft was reviewed initially by Mario Asin of TAMS, USA and Edward Corbett of Corbett & Co., UK and subsequently by the World Bank, European International contractors, the International Bar Association and ConSpec, all of whom provided valuable comments. Advice on insurance matters was provided by Martyn J. Nixon of Willis Corron, London.The preparation was carried out under the general direction of the FIDIC contracts Committee comprising K.B (Tony) Norris, Consulting Engineer, UK; Michael Mortimer-Halwkins of SwedPower, Sweden; and John Bowcock of Sir Alexander Gibb & Partner Ltd. UK.FIDIC wishes to record its appreciation of the time and effort devoted byall the above. The ultimate decision on the form and content of the documentrests with FIDIC.CONTENTSPART I:GENERAL CONDITIONSDefinitions and Interpretation1.1 Definitions1.2 Headings and Marginal Notes1.3 Interpretation1.4 Singular and Plural1.5 Notices, Consents, Approvals, Certificates, Confirmation and Determinations 1.6 Instructions in WritingGeneral Obligations2.1 Subcontractor’s General Responsibilities2.2 Performance Security2.3 Programme to be submitted by Subcontractor2.4 Assignment of Subcontract2.5 Sub-contractingSubcontract Documents3.1 Language/s3.2 Governing Law3.3 Subcontract Agreement3.4 Priority of Subcontract DocumentsMain Contract4.1 Subcontractor’s Knowledge of Main C ontract4.2 Subcontractor’s Responsibilities in Relation to Subcontract Works4.3 No Privity of Contract with Employer4.4 Possible Effects of Subcontractor’s Breaches of SubcontractTemporary Works, Contractor’s Equipment and/or Other Facilities (if A ny) 5.1 Subcontractor’s Use of Temporary Works5.2 Subcontractor’s Use of Contractor’s Equipment and/or Other Facilities (if any)in Common with Other Subcontractors5.3 Subcontractor’s Exclusive Use of Contractor’s Equipment and/or Facilities (ifAny)5.4 Indemnification for Misuse of Temporary Works, Contractor’s Equipment and/orOther Facilities (if Any)Site Working and Access6.1 Working Hours on Site; Subcontractor’s Compliance with Rules and Regulations 6.2 Availability of Site to Subcontractor and Access to Site6.3 Subcontractor’s Obligation to Permit Access to Subcontract WorksCommencement and Completion7.1 Commencement of Subcontract Works;Subcontract’s Time for Completion7.2 Extension of Subcontractor’s Time for Completion7.3 c ontractor’s Obligation to NotifyInstructions and Decision8.1 Instruction and Decision under Main contract8.2 Instruction under SubcontractVariations9.1 Variation of Subcontract Works9.2 Instructions for VariationValuation of Variations10.1 Manner of Valuation10.2 Assessment of Value of Variation10.3 Valuation by Reference to Measurement under Main Contract10.4 Quantity Estimated and Quantity Executed10.5 DayworkNotices and Claims11.1 Notices11.2 Claims11.3 Effects of Failure to Give NoticeSubcontractor’s Equipment, Temporary Works and Materials12.1 Incorporation by ReferenceIndemnities13.1 Subcontractor’s Obligation to Indemnify13.2 Contractor’s Obligation to IndemnifyOutstanding Work and Defects14.1 Subcontracto r’s Obligation before Taking-Over14.2 Subcontractor’s Obligation after Taking-Over14.3 Defects Caused by Contractor’s Act or DefaultInsurance15.1 Subcontractor’s obligation to InsureContractor’s Obligation to Insure; Subcontract Works at Subcontractor’s Risk Evidence of Insurance; Remedy on Failure to InsurePayment16.1 Subcontractor’s Monthly Statements16.2 contractor’s Monthly Statements16.3 Payment Due; Payment Withheld or Deferred; Interest16.4 Payment of Retention Money16.5 Payment of Subcontract Price and Other Sums Due16.6 Cessation of contractor’s LiabilityTermination of Main contract17.1 Termination of Subcontractor’s Employment17.2 Payment after Termination17.3 Termination of Main contract in Consequence of Breach of SubcontractDefault of Subcontractor18.1 Termination of Subcontract18.2 Contractor’s and Subcontractor’s Rights and Liabilities upon Termination18.3 Contractor’s PowersSettlement of Disputes19.4 Amicable Settlement and Arbitration19.2 Dispute in Connection with or Arising out of Main Contract Touching orConcerning Subcontract WorksNotices and Instructions20.1 Giving of Notices and Instructions20.2 Change of AddressChanges in Cost and Legislation21.1 Increase or Decrease of Cost21.2 Subsequent LegislationCurrency and Rates of Exchange22.1 Currency Restriction22.2 Rates of ExchangeREFERENCE TO PART IIPART II:GUIDANCE FOR THE PREPARATION OF CONDITIONS OF PARTICULAR APPLICATION1 Definitions and Interpretation2 General Obligations3 Subcontract Document4 Main Contract5 Temporary Works, Contract’s Equipment and/or Other Facilities (if Any)6 Site Working and Access7 Commencement and Completion12 Subcontractor’s Equipment, Temporary Works and Materials14 Outstanding Work and Defects15 Insurances16 Payment19 Settlement of Disputes22 Currency and Rates of ExchangeSUBcontractOR’S OFFERAPPENDIX TO SUBcontractOR’S OFFER SUBcontract AGREEMENTPART I – GENERAL CONDITIONSDefinitions and Interpretation1.1 In the Subcontract (as hereinafter defined) all words and expression shall have the same meanings as are respectively assigned to them inthe Main contract (as hereinafter defined), except where the context otherwise requires and except that the following words andexpressions shall have the meanings hereby assigned to them:(a)(i) “Employer” means the person named as such in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract and the legal successors in title to, or assignees of, such person, as the contractor shall notify the Subcontractor from time to time.(ii) “contractor” means the person named as such in Part II ofthe Conditions of the Subcontract and the legal successors intitle to such person, but not (except with the consent of the Subcontractor) any assignee of such person.(iii) “Subcontractor”means the person whose offer has beenaccepted by the Contractor and the legal successors in title tosuch person, but not (except with the consent of theSubcontractor) any assignee of such person.(iv) “Engineer” means the person appointed by the Employer toact as Engineer for the purposes of the Main Contract andnamed as such in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract.(b)(i) “Main Contract” means the contract entered into between the Employer and the contractor, Particulars of Which are given inPart II of the Conditions of Subcontract.(ii) “Subcontract” means the Conditions of Subcontract (Part Iand II), the Subcontract Specification, the SubcontractDrawings, the Subcontract Bill of Quantities, the Subcontract’sOffer, the Contract’s Letter of Acceptance, the SubcontractAgreement (if completed) and such further documents as maybe expressly incorporated in the Contractor’s Letter ofAcceptance or Subcontract Agreement (if competed).(iii) “Subcontract Specification” means the specification of theSubcontract Works included in the Subcontract and anymodification thereof or addition thereto made pursuant toClause 9.(iv) “Subcontract Drawings”means all drawings, calculationsand technical information of a like nature under the Subcontract.(v) “Subcontract Bill of Quantities”means the priced andcompleted bill of quantities forming part of the Subcontractor’s Offer.(vi) “Subcontractor’s Offer”means the Subcontractor’s pr iced offer tothe contractor for the execution and completion of the Subcontract Works and the remedying of any defects therein in accordance with the provisions of the Subcontract, as accepted by the Contractor’s Letter of Acceptance.(vii) “Contractor’s Letter of Acceptance”means the formal acceptance by the Contractor of the Subcontractor’s Offer.(viii) “Subcontract Agreement”means the subcontract agreement (if any) referred to in Sub-Clause 3.3.(ix) “Appendix to Subcontractor’s Offer”means the appe ndix comprised in the form of Subcontractor’s Offer annexed to the Conditions of Subcontract.(x) “Conditions of Subcontract”means Parts I and II of the FIDIC “Conditions of Subcontract for Works of Civil Engineering Construction (for use in conjunction with the Conditions of Contract for Works of Civil Engineering Construction, Forth Edition 1987 Reprinted 1922 with further amendments)”, 1994, as adapted by the Contractor and the Subcontractor and forming part of the Subcontract.(xi) “Conditions of Main Contract” means Part I of the FIDIC “Conditions of Contract for Works of Civil Engineering Construction, Forth Edition 1987 Reprinted 1922 with further amendments”, and Part II such Conditions as adapted by the Employer and the Contractor, which form part of the Main Contract.(c)(i) “Subcontractor’s Commencement Date” means the time forcompletion of the Subcontract Works or any section thereof as stated in the Appendix to Subcontractor’s Offer (or as extended under Clause 7) calculated from the Subcont ractor’s Commencement Date.(ii) “Subcontractor’s Time for Completion” means the time for completion of the Subcontract Works or any Section thereof for the execution and completion of the Subcontract Works and the remedying of any defects therein in accordance with the provisions of the Subcontract.(d)“Subcontract Price”means the sum stated in the Contractor’sLetter of Acceptance as payable to the Subcontractor for the execution and completion of the Subcontract Works and the remedying of any defects therein in accordance with theprovisions of the Subcontract.(e)(i) “Main Works”means the Works as defined in the Maincontract.(ii) “Subcontract Works” means the Works described in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract.(iii) “Subcontractor’s Equipment”means all appliances and things of whatsoever nature (other than Temporary Works) required for the execution and completion of the Subcontract Works and the remedying of any defects therein, but dose not include Plant, materials or other things intended to form or forming part of the Subcontract Works.Headings and Marginal Notes 1.2 The headings and marginal notes in the Conditions of Subcontractshall not be deemed part thereof or be taken into consideration in theinterpretation or construction thereof or of the Subcontract.Interpretation 1.3 Words importing persons or parties shall include firms andcorporations and any organization having legal capacity.Singular andPlural 1.4 Words importing the singular only also include the plural andviceversa where the context requires.Notices,Consents,Approvals,Certificates, Confirmationsand Determinations 1.5 Whatever in the Subcontract provision is made for the giving orissue of any notice, consent, approval, certificate, confirmation ordetermination by any person, unless otherwise specified such notice,consent, approval, certificate, confirmation or determination shall bein writing and the words “notify”, “certify”, “confirm”ordetermine”shall be construed accordingly. Any su ch notice,consent, approval, certificate, confirmation or determination shallnot unreasonably be withheld or delayed.Instruction inWriting 1.6 Instructions given by the Contractor shall be in writing, providedthat if for any reason the Contractor considers it necessary to giveany such instruction orally, the Subcontractor shall comply withsuch instruction. Confirmation in writing of such oral instructiongiven by the Contractor, whether before or after carrying out of theinstruction shall be deemed to be an instruction within the meaningof this Sub Clause. Provided further that if the Subcontractor, within7 days, confirms in writing to the Contractor any oral instruction ofthe Contractor and such confirmation is not contradicted in writingwithin 7 days by the Contractor, it shall be deemed to be aninstruction of the Contractor.General ObligationsSubcontractor’sGeneral Responsibilities 2.1 The Subcontractor shall, with due care and diligence, design (to theextent provided for by the Subcontract), execute and complete theSubcontract Works and remedy any defects therein in accordance with the provisions of the Subcontract. The Subcontractor shall provide all superintendence, labor, materials, Plant, Subcontractor’s Equipment a nd all other things, whether of a temporary or permanent nature, required in and for such design, execution, completion and remedying of any defects, so far as the necessity for providing the same is specified in or is reasonably to be inferred from the Subcontract, and except as otherwise agreed in accordance with Clause 5 and set out in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract. The Subcontractor shall give prompt notice to the Contractor of any error, omission, fault or other defect in the design of or specification for the Subcontract Works which he discovers when reviewing the Subcontract and/or the Main Contract or executing the Subcontract Works.PerformanceSecurity 2.2 If the Subcontract requires the Subcontractor to obtain security forhis proper performance of the Subcontract, he shall obtain andprovide to the Contractor such security in the sum stated in theAppendix to Subcontractor’s Offer. Such security shall be in theform annexed to the Conditions of the Subcontract or in such formas may be agreed between the Contractor and the Subcontractor. Theinstitution providing such security shall be subject to the approval ofthe Contractor. The cost of complying with the requirements of thisClause shall be borne by the Subcontractor, unless the Subcontractotherwise provides.The performance security shall be valid until the Subcontractor hasexecuted and completed the Subcontract Works and remedied anydefects therein in accordance with the Subcontract. No claim shallbe made against such security after the issue of the Defects LiabilityCertificate in respect of the Main Works and such security shall bereturned to the Subcontractor within 28 days of the issue of the saidDefect Liability Certificate.Prior to making a claim under the performance security theContractor shall, in every case, notify the Subcontractor stating thenature of the default in respect of which the claim is to be made.Programme to b e Submitted bySubcontractor 2.3 The Subcontractor shall, within the time stated in Part II of theConditions of Subcontract after the date of the Contractor’s Letter ofAcceptance, submit to the Contractor for his consent a programme,in such form and detail as the Contractor shall reasonably prescribe,for the execution of the Subcontract Works. The Subcontractor shall,whenever required by the Contractor, also provide in writing for hisinformation a general description of the arrangements and methodswhich the Subcontractor proposes to adopt for the execution of theSubcontract Works.If at any time it should appear to the Contractor that the actualprogress of the Subcontract Works does not conform to the programme to which consent has been given, the Subcontractor shall produce, at the request of the contractor, a revised programme showing the modifications to such programme necessary to ensure completion of the Subcontract Works within the Subcontractor’s Time for Completion.Assignment of Subcontract 2.4 The Subcontractor shall not, without the prior consent of theContractor (which consent, notwithstanding the provisions ofSub-Clause 1.5, shall be at the sole discretion of the Contractor),assign the Subcontract or any part thereof, or any benefit or interesttherein or thereunder, otherwise than by:(a) a charge in favour of the Subcontractor’s bankers o f any moniesdue or to become due under the Subcontract, or(b)assignment to the Subcontractor’s insurers (in cases where theinsurers have discharged the Subcontractor’s loss or liability) ofthe S ubcontractor’s right to obtain relief against any other partyliable.Sub- sub contracting 2.5 The Subcontractor shall not subcontract the whole of theSubcontract Works, nor shall he subcontract any part of theSubcontract Works without the prior consent of the Contractor. Anysuch consent shall not relieve the Subcontractor from any liability orobligation under the Subcontract and the Subcontractor shall beresponsible for the acts, defaults and neglects of any of hissubcontractors, including su ch subcontractor’s agents, servants orworkmen as fully as if they were the acts, defaults or neglects of theSubcontractor, his agents, servants or workmen.Provided that the Subcontractor shall not be required to obtain suchconsent for:(a)the provision of labor, or(b)the purchase of materials which are in accordance with thestandards specified in the Subcontract and/or the Main Contract.In the event of a subcontractor having undertaken towards theSubcontractor in respect of the work executed, or the goods,materials, Plant or services supplied by such subcontractor, anycontinuing obligation extending for a period exceeding that of theDefects Liability Period under the Main Contract in respect of theMain Works or of the Section or Sections or part or parts thereof inwhich the Subcontract Works are comprised, as the case may be, theSubcontract shall at any time, after the expiration of such Period,assign to the Contractor, at the Contractor’s request and cost, thebenefit of such obligation for the unexpired duration thereof.Subcontract DocumentsLanguage/s 3.1 Unless otherwise stated in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract:(a)the language or languages in which the Subcontract documentsshall be drawn up shall be the same as the language orlanguages in which the Main contract documents have beendrawn up, and(b)if the Subcontract documents are drawn up in more than onelanguage, the Subcontract shall be construed and interpretedaccording the Ruling Language of the Main Contract. Governing Law 3.2 Unless otherwise stated in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract,the law of the country or state which applies to the Main Contractand according to which the Main Contract is construed shall alsoapply to the Subcontract and be the law according to which theSubcontract shall be construed.Subcontract Agreement 3.3 The Subcontractor shall, if called upon so to do, enter into andexecute the Subcontract Agreement, to be prepared and completed atthe cost of the Contractor, in the form annexed to the Conditions ofSubcontract with such modification as may be necessary.Priority of Subcontract Documents 3.4 The several documents forming the Subcontract, listed in theContractor’s Letter of Acceptance or the Subcon tract Agreement (ifany), are to be taken as mutually explanatory or one another. Unlessotherwise provided in the Subcontract, the priority of documentsforming the Subcontract shall be as follows:(1)The Subcontract Agreement (if any);(2)The Contra ctor’s Letter of Acceptance;(3)The Subcontractor’s Offer(4)Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract;(5)Part I of the Conditions of Subcontract; and(6)Any other document forming part of the Subcontract.Main ContractSubcontractor’s Knowledge ofthe MainContract 4.1 The Contractor shall make the Main Contract (other than the detailsof the Contractor’s prices thereunder as stated in the bill ofquantities or schedules of rates and prices as the case may be)available for inspection to the Subcontractor and, if so requested bythe Subcontractor, shall provide the Subcontractor with a true copyof the Main Contract (less such details of the Contractor’s prices), atthe cost of the Subcontractor. The Contractor shall, in any event,provide the Subcontractor with a copy of the Appendix to Tender tothe Main Contract together with Par t II of the Conditions of MainContract and details of any other contract conditions which apply tothe Main Contract which differs from Part I of the Conditions ofMain Contract. The Subcontractor shall be deemed to have fullknowledge of the provisions of the Main Contract (less such detailsof the contractor’s prices).Subcontractor’s Responsibilities i n Relation to S ub-contract Works 4.2 Save where the provisions of the Subcontract otherwise require, the Subcontractor shall so design (to the extent provided for by theSubcontract), execute and complete the Subcontract Works andremedy any defects therein that no act or omission of his in relationthereto shall constitute, cause or contribute to any breach by theContractor of any of his obligations under the Main Contract. TheSubcontractor shall, save as aforesaid, assume and performhereunder all the obligations and liabilities of the Contractor underthe Main Contract in relation to the Subcontract Works.No Privity of Contract with theEmployer 4.3 Nothing herein shall be construed as creating any privy of contractbetween the Subcontractor and the Employer.Possible Effects of Subcontrac to r’s Breaches o fSubcontract 4.4 If the Subcontractor commits any breaches of the Subcontract, heshall indemnify the Contractor against any damages for which theContractor becomes liable under the Main Contract as a result ofsuch breaches. In such event, the Contractor may, without prejudiceto any other method of recovery, deduct such damages from moniesotherwise becoming due to the subcontractor.Temporary Works, Contractor’s Equipment and/orOther Facilities (if Any)Subcontractor’sUse ofTemporaryWorks 5.1 Unless otherwise stated in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract,the Contractor shall not be required to provide or retain anyTemporary Works for the Subcontractor. However, the Contractorshall permit the Subcontractor, in common with the Contractorand/or such other subcontractors as the Contractor may allow, forthe purpose of executing and completing the Subcontract Works andremedying any defects therein, to use such Temporary Works as arefrom time to time provided by the Contractor in connection with theMain Works. No such permission shall impose any liability upon theContractor in respect of the use of such Temporary Works by theSubcontractor, his agents, servants or workmen, nor relieve theSubcontractor of any statutory or other obligation to test or inspectthe Temporary Works to be used by his agents, servants or workmenor to provide suitable Temporary Works for their use.Subcontractor’sUse of Contractor’sEquipmentand/or Other Facilities (if Any) in Common withOther Subcontractors 5.2 The Contractor shall provide at the Site the Contractor’s Equipmentand/or other facilities (if any) specified in Part II of the Conditionsof Subcontract and shall permit the Subcontractor, in common withthe Contractor and/or such other subcontractors as the Contractormay allow, to have the use thereof for the purposes of executing andcompleting the Subcontract Works but not of remedying any defectstherein, upon such terms and conditions (if any) as specified in PartII of the Conditions of Subcontract.Subcontractor’s 5.3 The Contractor shall also provide for the exclusive use by theUse of contractor’s Equipment Subcontractor of the contractor’s Equipment and/or other facilities (if any) specified in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract upon such terms and conditions (if any) as are specified therein.Subcontractor’s Exclusive Use of Contractor’s E quipment and/or Other Facilities(if Any) 5.4 The Subcontractor shall indemnify the Contractor against any damages arising from the misuse by the Subcontractor, his agents,servants or workmen, of Temporary Works, Contractor’s Equipmentand /or facilities provided for his use by the Contractor.Site Working and AccessWorking Hourson Site; Sub contractor’s Compliance withRules andRegulations 6.1 The Subcontractor shall observe the working hours of the Contractoras contained in Part II of the Conditions of Subcontract, unlessotherwise agreed, and shall comply with all rules and regulationsgoverning the execution of the work, the arrival at and the departurefrom the Site of materials and Subcontractor’s Equipment andstorage materials and Subcontractor’s Equipment on the Site.Availability ofSite to Subcontractor and Access toSite 6.2 The Contractor shall, from time to time, make available to theSubcontractor so much of the Site and such access as may berequired to enable the Subcontractor to proceed with the executionof the Subcontract Works with due dispatch in accordance with theSubcontract.The Contractor shall not be bound to make available exclusively tothe Subcontractor any part of the Site, unless otherwise stated in PartII of the Conditions of Subcontract.Subcontractor’sObligation to Permit Access ofSubcontractWorks 6.3 The Subcontractor shall permit the Contractor, the Engineer, and anyperson authorized by either of them, to have reasonable access,during working hours, to the Subcontract Works and to the places onthe Site where any work or materials therefor are being executed,prepared or stored. The Subcontractor shall also permit or procurereasonable access for the Contractor, the Engineer, and any personauthorized by either of them, to such places off the Site where workis being executed or prepared by or on behalf of the Subcontractor inconnection with the Subcontract Works.Commencement and CompletionCommencement of SubcontractsWorks; Subcontractor’sTime forCompletion 7.1 The Subcontractor shall commence the Subcontract Works within 14days, or such other period as may be agreed in writing, after thereceipt by him of a notice to this effect from the Contractor, whichnotice shall be issued within the time stated in the Appendix toSubcontractor’s Offer after the date of the Contractor’s Letter ofAcceptance.Thereafter, the Subcontractor shall proceed with the SubcontractWorks with due expedition and without delay, except such as maybe expressly sanctioned or instructed by the contractor. The Subcontract Works and, if applicable, any Section required to be completed within a particular time as stated in the Appendix to Subcontractor’s Offer shall be completed within the time for completion stated in the Appendix to Subcontractor’s Offer for the Subcontract Works or th e Section (as the case may be), calculated from the Subcontractor’s Commencement Date, or such extended time as may be allowed under Sub-Clause 7.2.Extension of Su bcontractor’s Ti me for Completion 7.2 If the Subcontractor shall be delayed in the execution of theSubcontract Works or, if applicable, any Section thereof by any:(a)circumstance in regard to which the Contractor is entitled toreceive from the Engineer an extension of his time forcompletion of the Main Works under the Main Contract,(b)instruction pursuant to Sub-Clause 8.2 to which paragraph (a) ofthis Sub-Clause does not apply, or(c)breach of the Subcontract by the Contractor or for which theContractor is responsible,then in any such event that Subcontractor shall be entitled to suchextension of the Subcontractor’s Time for Completion of theSubcontract Works or such Section thereof as may in all thecircumstances be fair and reasonable.Provided that the Subcontractor shall not be entitled to suchextension of time unless he has submitted to the Contractor notice ofthe circumstances which are delaying him within 14 days of suchdelay first occurring together with detailed particulars injustification of the extension of time claimed in order that the claimmay be investigated at the time and, in any case to which paragraph(a) of this Sub-Clause applies, the extension shall not in any eventexceed the extension of time to which the Contractor is entitledunder the Main Contract.Provided also that, where an event has a continuing effect such thatit is not practicable for the Subcontractor to submit detailedparticulars within the period of 14 days referred to in thisSub-Clause, he shall nevertheless be entitled to an extension of timeprovided that has submitted to the Contractor interim particulars atintervals of not more than 14 days and final particulars within 14days of the end of the effects resulting from the event.。