FIDIC Conditions of Contract

FIDIC conditions of contract are increasingly being used in the international construction industry and in projects financed by international development banks. A condition for successful international expansion, the consulting engineer, contractor or other professionals involved in management of works contracts need to be conversant with the main FIDIC Contracts

The Certification Body :

FIDIC – International Federation of Consulting Engineers (Fédération Internationale Des Ingénieurs-Conseils)

FIDIC is an international agency that formulates conditions of contract recommended for construction works where tenders are invited on an international basis. FIDIC conditions of contract are also widely used in domestic projects with minor modifications. FIDIC is the abbreviation of Federation Internationale Des Ingénieurs-Conseils, meaning International Federation of Consulting Engineers in French.

Who can attend?

Claims Consultants.
Quantity Surveyors.
Project Managers / Directors.
Project Controllers.
Commercial Managers / Directors.
Contract Administrators
Planners / Delay Analysts.

Learning Objectives

Understand the philosophy of the FIDIC contracts.
Understand the clauses and requirements of FIDIC contracts.
Appreciate the role and responsibilities of the key parties.
Prepare tender enquiry documents -Successfully manage FIDIC contracts.
Understanding the Principles of Contract and how a valid Contract is formed.
Procurement strategies of Construction projects. (from the FIDIC guide).
Clear understanding of the roles and obligations of Employer, Engineer and Contractor/Subcontractor.
Administrating the Contract during the course of construction, as recommended by FIDIC.
Local considerations in respect of penalties, force majeure and decennial liability etc.
Recommendations for successful procurement and administration of Construction Contracts with practical tips for Clients, design consultants, Contractors and Subcontractors

Training Outline

FIDIC Contract Documents: Introduction & Principles.
Responsibilities of the Main Parties.
Tests on Completion Financial Clauses & Procedures.
Suspension & Termination.
Risk, Liability & Force Majeure.
Claims, Disputes & Arbitration.