Pre Construction Services Agreement Nec
The general JCT PCSA does not cover this possibility, but the JCT PCSA specialist is the vehicle for the developer to place orders and allows to transfer the benefit of the agreement to the selected main contractor. Note, however, that this is the transfer of the service and not the burden, i.e. the payment obligations would remain the responsibility of the promoter. One of the variants of the generic two-stage tendering procedure mentioned above is that the procuring entity sends only once tenders for the purpose of selecting a single contractor for the provision of services in the first phase and working under a single contract with an “interruption clause” in the second phase. The interruption clause allows the customer to choose not to continue the second phase or to instruct another contractor to carry out the work of the second phase. The instructing party shall not be liable for the loss of opportunities or profits from the omission of the works of the second stage in respect of the contractor of the first stage if it is unable to reach an agreed sum of the prices for the second stage or if the contractor does not achieve the required service. This is exactly how the X22 option should work in the C and E NEC4 options. The second phase (the construction phase) usually requires the contractor to carry out the work. As such, this would involve two phases of the tender – the first is to select one or more contractors to participate in the ECI process, and the second is to select a contractor to carry out the work. The CAAP will be used in a two-stage tendering procedure to cover the designation of a contractor to provide “intermediate work” during the period following the first phase of tenders and prior to the award of the main final contract.
For a “specialist”, the PCSA/SP for the provision of Pre-Construction forms is complete, whether a developer chooses to use a custom PCSA form or a JCT form, he must, in both cases, carefully consider its use and suitability, including the points above. The use of a standard form document often provides a useful framework for a contractual relationship, but the JCT PCSA must take into account the various issues that are not addressed in this agreement, and limited modifications, to a large extent of the additions, to the YCW documents may be desirable, including careful consideration of the services to be provided. and which are fundamental to arrangements and success.. . .
