Posts tagged "Project Management"
Chris is a Director at Contract & Construction Consultants. They are leading specialists in contract dispute resolution with many decades of experience. They are one of the largest specialist contentious construction firms in the UK and set the bar for...
Having started as a Trainee Quantity Surveyor at Sunley Turriff Construction Ltd, Stephen moved to Willmott Dixon Construction 23 years ago. Now Commercial Director, he has responsibility for all financial, contractual, legal and commercial matters and controls at the UK's...
What every Project Manager should know about offer and acceptance: common pitfalls of the ignorant & how to avoid them. A blog from Jon Broome, co-authored with Rob Horne. Whether entering a multi-million pound contract to deliver a substantial project...
Two often asked question when working under NEC3 are “What programme do you use to assess a compensation event ?” and “What progress or change (if any) from the Accepted Programme should you first take into account when assessing a compensation...
Dr Jon Broome re-visits an article published 12 years ago on the best & worst things of the NEC3 family. Not much has changed, but there is a new 'worst' thing. A version of this article was originally published some...
NEC3 Early Warnings: Show and Share Your Best Early Warning Challenge #1 How Can You Draft A Good EWN? If you’ve ever lost valuable time searching for the right words or template for an early warning notification, you’re not alone....
Z clauses whilst a necessity for most projects are also the biggest causes of issues and ambiguities within contracts. Z clauses are intended to allow different sectors of the industry to fine tune the contract to meet their particular industry...
At our first annual conference back in 2011, we took ideas from the group of attendees as to what they would like to see as and when NEC4 is produced and published. Whilst we are strong advocates of the NEC...
