Document downloads - JCT Design and Build Contract
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JCT Design and Build contract 2005 and 2011 compared
The 2005 and 2011 versions of the contracts are compared and differences highlighted clearly in the table. This is a quick reference guide for the contract which will become an indispensible tool as you familiarise yourself with these new practices and new contracts.
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Contracts notice of non-completion
A sample notice of non-completion for use with JCT Design and Build contracts (in PDF and Word format).
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Contracts pay less notice
A sample pay less notice for use with JCT contracts (in PDF and Word format).
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Contracts statement of practical completion
A sample statement of practical completion for use with JCT Design and Build contracts (in PDF and Word format).
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Ascertaining loss and expense (ARCHIVED)
This document has been archived and is available on isurv for information purposes only.
The ascertainment of loss and expense is a set of tasks that endeavour to calculate as precisely as possible, and in accordance with the contract, the additional costs or losses incurred by one party directly due to a default of the other.
This guidance note covers:
- what is loss and expense;
- standard forms of contracts;
- global claims;
- methods of analysis of loss and expense; and
- strengths and weaknesses of the various methods.
This guidance note is part of the RICS QS and Construction Standards. -
JCT Design and Build Contract 2016 (Word)
Forms for use with the JCT Design and Build Contract 2016.
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Employer's agent: design and build
Published: October 2017
Effective from: 1 January 2018
Employer’s agent: design and build, 1st edition, is intended for use in conjunction with the JCT Design and Build Contract where an agent will be appointed by the employer to represent him or her. This guidance note considers the role and responsibilities of the employer’s agent and other ‘non-core’ pre-contract activities.
This guidance note includes:
- definition of employer’s agent;
- commencement of the role;
- competence, technical ability and experience; and
- appointment documents/service agreement.
This guidance note is part of the RICS QS and Construction Standards.