Hi all,
Wants to learn how to assess EOT & since I am very green, will appreciate a step by step logical analytical assessment guidance.
Assume I am working for a Main Contractor and award Sub Contract to a party "A" on a project. The main contract is based on FIDIC Contract and the Sub Contract is the same. The Sub Contract work involved a construction of a building(from Substructure to Finishing, External works and some small structures outside the boundary of the site (say concrete base). The Sub Contract documents are: The letter of Acceptance, Conditions of Sub Contract, Conditions of Main Contract, Specifications, Drawings and BoQ.
The Sun Contract Order include a schehule where:
Contract award: 6/01/06
Commencement on site: 13/01/06
Building: Completion - 30/07/06
External plinths No 1: Commence - 31/07/06 complete - 7/08/06
External plinth No 2: Commence - 10/08/06 complete - 17/08/06.
Finishing works: Building external works: Complete by 1/09/06.
As build drawings & O&M manuals: complete 1/11/06.
The work start on site actually start a week later than above and the Order Schedule was amended with both parties agreement.
During the course of the project, there had been 80 Site Instructions issued. One of the SI was for soft spot in the ground below the foundation which had to be excavated and mass concrete fill. The additional work involved an EOT claim of 28 days but was awarded 15days.
Say today is 15/09/06 and the work had yet to complete and the preliminiaries had run out (time related)if we do not award EOT, does that mean we will have to charge LD? Can the SubContractor cliam Preliminaries Overrun?
If now it is time to look whether the Sub Contractor is entitle to any other EOT, what & how best to assess possible EOT?
What are consider EOT and what are consider disruption?
What & how concurrent events play in this senario?
What will happen if there are no more EOT to award?
What will happen if the total EOT is still short of the date currently?
What to watch out in the sub contract on flaws which might allow the sub contractor to get away?
Hope you wise & experience gentlements/ladies will be able to guide me through this.
I want to learn the logic behind assessing EOT. I think it is a useful tools to understand because so many project will probably have such a situation too.
Wants to learn how to assess EOT & since I am very green, will appreciate a step by step logical analytical assessment guidance.
Assume I am working for a Main Contractor and award Sub Contract to a party "A" on a project. The main contract is based on FIDIC Contract and the Sub Contract is the same. The Sub Contract work involved a construction of a building(from Substructure to Finishing, External works and some small structures outside the boundary of the site (say concrete base). The Sub Contract documents are: The letter of Acceptance, Conditions of Sub Contract, Conditions of Main Contract, Specifications, Drawings and BoQ.
The Sun Contract Order include a schehule where:
Contract award: 6/01/06
Commencement on site: 13/01/06
Building: Completion - 30/07/06
External plinths No 1: Commence - 31/07/06 complete - 7/08/06
External plinth No 2: Commence - 10/08/06 complete - 17/08/06.
Finishing works: Building external works: Complete by 1/09/06.
As build drawings & O&M manuals: complete 1/11/06.
The work start on site actually start a week later than above and the Order Schedule was amended with both parties agreement.
During the course of the project, there had been 80 Site Instructions issued. One of the SI was for soft spot in the ground below the foundation which had to be excavated and mass concrete fill. The additional work involved an EOT claim of 28 days but was awarded 15days.
Say today is 15/09/06 and the work had yet to complete and the preliminiaries had run out (time related)if we do not award EOT, does that mean we will have to charge LD? Can the SubContractor cliam Preliminaries Overrun?
If now it is time to look whether the Sub Contractor is entitle to any other EOT, what & how best to assess possible EOT?
What are consider EOT and what are consider disruption?
What & how concurrent events play in this senario?
What will happen if there are no more EOT to award?
What will happen if the total EOT is still short of the date currently?
What to watch out in the sub contract on flaws which might allow the sub contractor to get away?
Hope you wise & experience gentlements/ladies will be able to guide me through this.
I want to learn the logic behind assessing EOT. I think it is a useful tools to understand because so many project will probably have such a situation too.