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Hemanth KumarMember for 23 years 11 months
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We have projects in some european, middle eastern, and asian countries
our work nature is design&build .
normally we dont mention any FIDIC blah blah in our contracts .
we used to include our pre set conditions in our contracts
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which FIDIC book/standerd is suitable to us to include
in our contract ,to state that in dispute we will be following the norms of FIDC...... ???
regards
Hemant
our work nature is design&build .
normally we dont mention any FIDIC blah blah in our contracts .
we used to include our pre set conditions in our contracts
-----
which FIDIC book/standerd is suitable to us to include
in our contract ,to state that in dispute we will be following the norms of FIDC...... ???
regards
Hemant
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Oldest first- 0Samer Zawaydeh ·Dear Hemant,
You can visit the FIDIC website to learn more.
www.fidic.org
If your main Business is Desing Build, you might need to learn more about the following;
FIDIC® Design-Build-Operate Contract
On the other hand, if you are doing the Construction only, and the client is providing the design, then you will need to learn about;
Conditions of Contract for Construction, or RED BOOK, FIDIC 1999.
What you need to do is adopt all the General Clauses. These are not to be changed. You can add your clauses in the supplimentary conditions. That is, any project specific requirements. You can be as detailed as you want.
With kind regards,
Samer
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