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CONDFnONSOFCONTRACT
FOR WORKSOFCIVIL
ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION
PART I GENERAL CONDITIONS
WITH FORMS OF TENDER AND AGREEMENT
FOREWORD
The terms of the Fourth Edition oft he Conditions of Contract for WorbofCi' il
Engineering Construction ha,-e been prepared by thf F~Mration lntNnationale
des lngo!nieurs Con-eils ~~-IDIC) and are re<:ommen<.led for general u>e for the
purpo>e of construction of ~uc'h worh where tenders are imited on an
international basis. The Conditions are equally ;uitable for use on domestic
contracts
The,crsioninEng!ishoftheConditionsisconsidcredbyFIDICastheofficial
andauthentictc\tforthcpurposeoftranslation
In the preparation of the Conditions it was recognised that while there are
numerous Clauses which \\ill be generally applicable there are 1ome Clau.<es
whichmustnecessarily,arytotakeacwuntofthecircumstanc6andlocalit;-of
theWorks.TheCiausesofgeneralapplicationhavebeengroupedtogetherinthis
document and are referred to as Part I -General Conditions. They ha,-e been
printed ina form which will facilitate their indusion asprintedinthecontract
documents normally prepared
The General Conditions are linked with the Conditions of Particular
Application, referred to as Part II, by the corresponding numbering of the
Clauses, so that Parts I and lltogethercomprise theConditionsgoerningthe
rightsandobligationsofthepartie>
PartJimu>tbespeciallydraftedtosuiteachindi,iduaJContract.
When dredging and certain typesofre<:lamation "Ork are imol,-ed special
considcrationmustbegi,entoPartll
To assist in the preparation of Part II e~planatory material and e~ample clauses
are published "ith the Conditions in a separately bound document entitled
'"Conditions of Contract for \Vorks of Civil Engineering Construction, Part IIConditionsofParticularApplication."ithGuidelinesforpreparationofPartll
Clauses, Fourth Edition''.
FIDIC anticipates publishing shortly a new edition of its booklet "Notes on
Document-> for Civil Engineering Contract>" (1977 reprinted 1979) which will
include comments on pro,tsions of the Fourth Edition of the Conditions. Users
oftheFourthEditionmayfindithelpfultorefertothene"editionoftheNot<s
ltmayalsobehelpfulforuserstorefertOotherFIDICpublications,suchas:
TenderingProcedure(FirstEdition 1982)
Construction, lnsuranceandlaw(1986)
FIDIC gratefully acknowledges the suggestions and comments it has recei\ed
duringthepreparationofthiseditionfromEuropean lmcrnationaiContractor$
(EIC)asmandatoryofConfederationoflnternationalContractorsA>sociations
(CICA) with participation of A$$OCiated General Contractors of America
(AGC).
CONTENTS
PART 1: GENERAL CONDITIONS
Definitions
1.2
HeadingsandMarginalNotes
1.3
Interpretation
Singular and Plural
1.5
2.2
2.5
Engin...,r'sRcprcsentativc
Enginecr'sAuthoritylODelegatc
Appointment of Assistants
lnstructionsinWriting
Engineer to Act Impartially
Assignment of Contract
Subcontract ing
AssignmcntofSubcontractors'Obligations
Contract Documents
Language/sand law
5.2
Priorityo f ComractDocumems
Custody and Supply of Dra"ings and Documents
6.2
6.4
7. 2
General Obligations
Contractor's General Responsibilities
Site O~rations and Methods of Con~! rucuon
Contract Agreement
10.1
10.2
11. 1
12.1
12.2
13.1
14,4
15. 1
Performance~urity
PeriodofValidityofPerformanceSecurity
ClaimsundcrPerformanceSecurity
JnspectionofSitc
SufficicncyofTender
AdversePhy,icalObstructionsorConditions
WorktobcinAccordancewithComract
ProgrammetobcSubmiued
Revised Programme
Ca.shflowEstimatctobcSubmiued
ComractornotRelieedofDutie;orRelponsibihtics
Contractor'~ Superintendence
16. 1
16.2
19. 1
19.2
20. 1
20.2
20.3
21.1
21.2
21.3
Contractor'sEmployU"J
Engineer at LibenytoObjcct
&n ingout
BorcholesandExplorato ry Excavation
Safcty,&<:urityand Protectionoft heEn,i ronmcnt
Employer's Responsibili ties
Care of Works
Responsibi litytoRectifyLossorDamage
l ossor Damage DuetoEmploycr 's Risks
Emplo)er'sRisks
lnsuranC<"ofWorksandContractor 'sEqutpmcnt
ScopeofCO\'CT
Responsibilit )forAmount>notRcco\'ered
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II
22.1
22.2
DamagetoPersonsand Property
Exceptions
II
l ndemnitybyEmploy~r
12
23.1
23.2
24.1
24.2
Acddent or l njurytoWorkmen
Insurance Against Accident to Wo rk men
E'idenccand Tcrmsof lnsuran ces
Adeq uacyof lnsuranc..s
RemedyonContractor'sFai \ureto lnsure
Complia nC<" with Policy Co ndit ions
Compl iance,.ithS!at mes, Regulations
Fossils
Patent Ri ghts
Royahii!'J
lnterferencewithT rafficand Adjoi ning Propenics
Avoidanceof Damageto Roads
Transport of Contractor's Equipment or Temporary Works
Transportof \l aterialsor Piant
25.4
26.1
27.1
28.2
31.1
31.2
32.1
33.1
12
12
"15
Labour
35.1
EngagemcntofStaffandlabour
Rcturn>of LabourandComractor'sEquipment
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DatcsforlnspectionandTesting
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Rej~t ion
37.5
Independent Inspection
ExaminationofWorkbeforeCo,eringup
UncoveringandMa~ingOpenings
39.1
Remo\'alof lmproperWork,MaterialsorPiant
Defau ltofContractorinCompliance
Suspension
40.2
Suspension of Work
Engine<:r'~ Determination following Suspension
Suspensionlastingmorethan8~Days
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44.2
44.3
46.1
47. 1
47.2
48.2
Commencement of Works
Pos~ssion of Site and Acre~~ Thereto
FailuretoGive Pos~ssion
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19
19
20
20
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21
Defects Liability
49.1
49.2
49.3
49.4
50 .1
53 .5
Notice of Claims
Contemporary Records
Substantiation of Claims
Failure to Comply
PaymemofCiaim'
23
23
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25
26
26
Measurement
Quantiti~s
56.1
57. 1
57.2
Work'itobcMeasured
\l ethodof Musurement
Breakdown of Lump Sum
lt~ms
Provisional Sums
58.1
Oefimtionof'"ProisionalSum"
Usc of Provision al Sums
Production of Vouchers
Nominated Subcontractors
59.2
59.3
59.4
59.5
Oefinitionof"NominatedSubcontractors"'
Nominated Subcontractors; Objection to Nomination
Design Requircmcntstobe ExprcsslyStated
Payments toNominatedSubcontractors
CertilicationofPayment.stoNominatedSubcontractors
28
28
\ fonthlyStatement.s
l\l omhlyPayments
Payment of Retention ~ I oney
Correction of Certi ficates
60.5
State m~ntatCompletion
60.7
60.8
60.9
60. 10
61.1
62.1
62.2
Final Statement
Discharge
FinalCenificate
CessationofEmployer'.sLiability
Time for Pa)mem
Approvalonl)byDefectsLiabilityCertificate
DefectsLiabilityCenificatc
Unfulfi lledObl igations
29
29
30
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Remedies
63.2
63.4
Default of Contractor
ValuationatDateofTermination
Payment after Termination
AssignmcntofBenefitofAgre<:ment
Urgent Remedial\\"ork
Special Risks
65. 1
NoLiabilityforSpeciaiRish
SpeciaiRi>ks
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65.4
65.7
65.8
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Settlement of Disputes
67.2
Engineer's Decision
Amicable&n lement
H
36
FailuretoComply" ithEngineer'sDeci$ion
Notices
t"O!icetoContrac10r
t-."O!i,etoEmplo)erandEngineer
Change of Addre~
Default of Employer
69 . 1
69 .2
69 .3
Defau lt of Employer
Remon! of Contractor's Equipment
PaymcmonTermination
Comractor's Entit\ementtoSu>pendWork
Resumptionof \\.ork
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lnneaseorOecreaseo!"Cost
Subsequent Legislat ion
71.1
72 .1
CurrencyRC'>t rictions
Rmesofhchange
Currenq Proportions
CurrenciesofPaymem forl'ro,isiona\Sums
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REFERENCE TO PART II
INDEX
TENDER
CONTRACT AGREEMENT
J8
F I D Ic
~
CONDITIONS OF CON1RACf
FOR WORKSOFCIVIL
ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION
PART II CONDITIONS OF PARTICULAR
APPLICATION WITH GUIDELINES FOR
PREPARATIONOFPARTIICLAUSES
CONTENTS
PART II: CONDITIONS OF PARTICU LAR
APPLICATION
Page
lntroduction(indudingspecialrderencetoDredgingand
R~lamation Wor k )
Engin~r'sDut ies
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PerformanccSurity
11
18
!nsp.:ctionoFSite
Adverso:Physical ObstructionsorCondit ions
Programme and Cash Flow Estimate
Comractor'sSupcrintendence
Cont ractor 'sEmployees
BoreholesandE ploratoryEcavation
19
21
10
12
14
15
16
21 , 23
&25
31
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35
RecordsandReports
40
Suspension
Time fo r Completion
47
48
49
50
52
54
60
69
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10
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DefectsLiability
Contractorto&arch
Pa)mentin Foreign Currency
Vesting of Contractor 's Equipment
Certificates and Paymems
&nkmemofDisputes
Notices
DefaultofEmplo)er
ChangesinCostandlegislation
Currency PrOpOrtions
Additional Clauses
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20
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INTRODUCTION
Theterm,oftheJ-ourthEditionofLheConditionsofConuactforWorksofCi,il
tngineerinaConstructionha,ebnprepar<.'db)theF~rationlmernationalc
de. lngtnieurs Conseils (riDIC) and are r~mmendtd for general u<e for the
purpose of construction of ~uch "'orh v.here tenders are in\'ited on Jn
international basis. The Conditions are equally \Uitable for u<e on domesti<'
contract>
The>ersioninEnglishoftheCondition<isconsider<"Cibyi'ID!Castheofficia\
andauthentictextforthepurposcoftraru.lmion.
TlleCiause'lofgeneralapplication ha,eb<:'l:ngroupoedtogetherina 1eparatcl)
bound document and are rtferred to as Part l - General Conditions. They ha,e
bn print<"'l ina form which"'ill facilitatetlleirinclu<ion, as primed. in the
contractdocumemsnormallypreparcd
In the preparation of the Conditions it was r<"Cogni.se<l that "hik there are
numerous Clauses which will be generally applicable there are some Clause
which must necessarily ~ary to take accoum of the circumstanus and localil)' of
theWorl~.
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Dredging and
ReclamationWor~
SpecialconsiderationmustbegiventoPartllwheredredgingandcertaintype<;of
reclamation work are involved. Dredgersareconsiderablymoreexpensivethan
most items ofComrac10r's Equipment and the capital valueofadredgercan
oftene"erothevalueoftheComractonwhichitisu~d
Forthisreason,itisintheinterestsofboththeEmployerandtheContractorthat
adredgcrisoperatedintensivelyinthemosteconomicfashion,subjecttothc
quality of work andanyotheroverriding factors. With this end in view, it is
customarytoallowtheContractortoexecutedredgingworkcontinuouslybyday
andbynightsevendaysaweek.Anotherdifferencefrommostcivilengineeringis
thatondredging,orktheComracrorisnotnormallyhcldro:sponsibleforthe
remedyingofdefectsafterthedateofcompletionascenifiedunderCiause48
Partllcontainsexplanationsande..amplewordingtocovertheabovepointsand
othersrelatingtodredging.Clausesll, 12, 18, J9,28,40,4S,49,SOandSI arc
those which most often require anention in Part II when dredging work is
involved and reference is included under each of these Clauses. Other Clauses
may also nero additions in Part ll in certain circumstances. Reclamation work
ariesgreatlyincharacterandeachinstancemunbeconsideredbeforedeciding
whetheritisappropriatetoimroduceinPartllchangessimilartothoseadopted
fordredging,ortousethestandardcivilengineeringformunaltered.
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