This example illustrates how a single issue (groundwater intrusion) can cause cascading disputes between different contractual levels, making it a Related Dispute under the Subcontract.
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In FIDIC Contracts, payment disputes with subcontractors are a common challenge in the construction industry, often triggering delays and tension among project stakeholders.
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This article discusses strategies for ensuring the timely delivery of design deliverables within FIDIC-based subcontracts, focusing on managing information flow and adherence to contractual timelines. It provides guidance on mitigating risks related to delays, setting clear communication protocols, and the importance of precise documentation to streamline the subcontractor’s performance.
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PC Clause 20.8 Related Disputes in the FIDIC Yellow Book addresses subcontract disputes connected to main contract issues.
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Discover how Clause 20.7 of the FIDIC Yellow Book streamlines the resolution of Unrelated Disputes between Contractors and Subcontractors.
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Learn the intricacies of PC Clause 20.6 Subcontract Disputes in the FIDIC Yellow Book, a clause that categorizes disputes between Contractors and Subcontractors as Related or Unrelated.
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Discover the critical implications of Clause 20.5 in the FIDIC Yellow Book, where the Subcontractor's failure to comply with notification and claim obligations can lead to significant financial consequences.
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Uncover the framework of PC Clause 20.4 Related Claims, a FIDIC clause that manages subcontractor claims tied to main contract issues.
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PC Clause 20.3 Unrelated Claim in the FIDIC framework covers claims unrelated to the main contract that arise between contractors and subcontractors.
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Explore Clause 20.2 in FIDIC contracts, which provides a structured approach for subcontractors to raise claims.
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Clause 20.1 in FIDIC contracts sets out critical guidelines for issuing Notices, emphasizing timely, formal communication when addressing claims.
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Understand the Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB) Process in FIDIC Subcontracts, a structured approach to resolving disputes efficiently.
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This article breaks down how to determine Subcontractor’s Claims resulting from contract variations under the FIDIC framework, detailing the roles of the Contractor and Engineer.
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This article explores how a subcontractor can submit a claim for variations arising from an engineer’s instructions under the FIDIC framework.
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Clause 15.5 in the FIDIC Yellow Book 1999 addresses the Employer's right to terminate the contract at their convenience. This clause is significant as it provides the Employer with the authority to end the contract without the Contractor being in breach.
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