Fidic Conditions of Contract for Works of Civil Engineering Construction 1992

8.2ON-SITE OPERATIONS AND METHODSThe Contractor assumes full responsibility for the adequacy, stability and safety of all operations and site methods, unless the Contractor is responsible for permanent or temporary work not designed by the Contractor.9.1CONTRACT CONTRACTUALThe Contractor enters into and performs the Contract, which shall be prepared and concluded at the employer`s expense.10.1TY OF PERFORMANCEIf the Contract includes one The Contractor must obtain it within 28 days after receipt of the letter of acceptance and make it available to the employer.10.2 The validity of the performance guarantee is valid until the employer issues the contractor with the certificate of liability for defects in accordance with section 62.1. The employer must return the performance guarantee to the contractor within 14 days of the issuance of the aforementioned certificate of liability for defects.10.3CLAIMS UNDER PERFORMANCE SECURITYSI the employer asserts claims under the performance guarantee, this must be communicated to the contractor in detail, indicating the type of delay. He will exercise this discretion impartially within the framework of the contract and taking into account all the circumstances. These decisions, opinions, consents; The expression of satisfaction or consent, the establishment of values or the action may be opened, revised or revised in accordance with clause 67.3.1AFFECTATION AND SUBCONTRACTINGThe Contractor may not assign the Contract without the prior consent of the Employer.4.1 SUBCONTRACTOR The Contractor may not subcontract all the Work. The contractor may subcontract part of the work only with the prior consent of the engineer. Such consent does not release the Contractor from its obligations and liabilities arising from that part of the Work. The Contractor is fully responsible for the acts, omissions and omissions of a subcontractor. Provided that the Contractor is not obliged to obtain such consent for:(a) The supply of labourb) The purchase of materials (c) The subcontracting of part of the Work for which the Subcontractor is named in the Contract. Such consent, approval, attestation or determination shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Contractual conditions for civil engineering construction services (4th edition 1987 reprinted in 2011, reprinted in 1988 with editorial changes, reprinted in 1992 with other modifications). Part I: Gen.

Cond. with tender forms + agreement; Part II: Content of the Party Application + Guidelines for Part II Clauses. Electronic version in encrypted PDF. Part I – General conditions with calls for tenders and agreement forms Part II – Special conditions of validity with guidelines for the preparation of the clauses of Part II The conditions of the fourth edition of the Contractual Conditions for Civil Works have been established by the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) and are recommended for general use for the purpose of the construction of these works, where calls for tenders are launched on an international basis. Subject to minor changes, the conditions are also suitable for use in domestic contracts. EXAMPLES OF PAGES PDF 6.1DRAWS AND DOCUMENTSThe drawings remain the responsibility of the engineer and two copies are made available free of charge to the contractor. The Contractor shall provide the Engineer with four copies of all drawings, specifications and other documents submitted by the Contractor and approved by the Engineer.6.2 ON-SITE DRAWINGA copy of the drawings shall always be kept by the Contractor on the construction site.6.3 INTERRUPTION OF THE PROCESSIF a delay or disruption in the planning or execution work is expected or is likely to occur, in the absence of a new issue of drawings by the Engineer, the Contractor must notify the Engineer with a copy to the Employer. .