This edition of the ICE conditions of contract for minor works has been updated to include the following changes: a new clause on design responsibility; a paragraph on liquidated damages, identifying when damages may not be payable; many of the clauses have been deleted and replaced by updated versions consistent with the text of the ICE Conditions of Contract 6th edition; a clause to cover application to Northern Ireland; the recommended limit on contract value has been increased to u250,000 in place of the previous limit of u100,000; the recommended minimum cover for Third Party Insurance has been increased to u2 million; clauses are included on value added tax, and the requirements of the Construction, Design and Management Regulations 1994; and a set of guidance notes to help the reader to understand and implement the contract."

- Acknowledgements - Contents of ICE Condition of Contract - Index to ICE Conditions of Contract - ICE Conditions of Contract Ground Investigation - Definitions and interpretation - Engineer and Engineer's representative - Assignment and sub-contrating - Contract documents - General obligations - Materials and workmanship - Commencement time and delays - Liquidated damages for delay - Certificate of substantial completion - Outstanding work and effects - Alterations, additions and omissions - Procedure for additional payment - Property in materials and contractor's equipment - Measurement - Provisional and prime cost sums and nominated sub-contrats - Certificates and payment - Remedies and powers - Avoidance and settlement of disputes - Application to Scotland and Northern Ireland - Notices - Tax matters - The construction (Design and Management) regulations 1994 - Special conditions - Form of tender - Appendix to form of tender - Form of agreement - ICE form of default bond - Contract price fluctuations

- Definitions and Interpretation - Engineers Representative - Assignment and Sub-Letting - Contract Documents - General obligations - Labour - Workmanship and Materials - Commencement Time and Delays - Liquidated Damages and Limitation of Damages for Delayed Completion - Completion Certificate - Maintenance and Defects - Alterations Additions and Omissions - Property in Materials and Plant - Measurement - Provisional and Prime Cost Sums and Nominated Sub-Contracts - Certificates and Payment - Remedies and Powers - Frustration - War Clause - Settlement of Disputes - Application to Scotland - Notices - Tax Matters - Metrication - Special Conditions

- Acknowledgements - Introduction - Guidance notes - ICE Conditions of contract partnering addendum - Partners - Core group members - Partnering objectives - Partnering operation and documents - Partner risk managing arrangements - Partner KPI/incentive arrangements - Schedule amendments - Status of partnering addendum - Appendix - schedules to the partnering addendum - Schedule 1 - Partners - Schedule 2 - Core group members - Schedule 3 - Partnering objectives - Schedule 4 - Partnering operation and documents - Schedule 5 - Partner risk managing arrangements - Schedule 6 - Partner KPI/incentive arrangements

- Definitions and Interpretation - Engineer and Engineer's Representative - Assignment and Sub-Contracting - Contract Documents - General Obligations - Materials and Workmanship - Commencement Time and Delays - Liquidated Damages for Delay - Certificate of Substantial completion - Outstanding work and defects - Alterations Additions and Omissions to a Works Order - Procedure for Additional Payment - Property in Materials and contractors Equipment - Measurement - Certificates and Payment - Remedies and Powers - Avoidance and Settlement of Disputes - Application to Scotland and Northern Ireland - Notices - Tax Matters - The Construction (Design and Management)Regulations 1994 - Special Conditions

- Introduction - Contract documents - Overall concept - Tendering procedure - Operation of the Contract - Notes on specific Clauses - Appendix 1. bond - Appendix 2. Contract Price Fluctuation

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A compilation of commentaries on the various jurisdictions where there either is, or is planned, a statutory adjudication system , this is a review of such systems worldwide in the commercial and construction fields. It features analysis by specialist advisory editors on the adjudication system in place in each separate jurisdiction, together with a copy of the relevant local legislation, and permits a comparative approach between each. This book addresses statutory adjudication in a way that is practically useful and academically rigorous. As such, it remains an essential reference for any lawyer, project manager,contractor or academic involved with the commercial and construction fields.

Guidance Notes for the ICE Conditions of Contract for Archaeological Investigation