Subject Index by paragraph number

abandoning the works 9.7

access, site 4.3, 4.6, 7.15

on termination 9.20, 9.35

additional payment 6.6, 6.14–6.15

adjudication 2.24, 10.10–10.20

advance warning and joint resolution of delay 4.22–4.24

advanced payment 6.19, 6.34

Agreement 2.13, 2.37

arbitration 2.24, 10.21–10.25

architect see contract administrator

bills of quantities 2.19

Building Regulations 2.18

calculation of periods 2.41

cancellation by client 1.23

CDM see Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM) 2015

certificates

final payment 6.54, 7.21–7.22

interim payment 6.22–6.29, 6.32–6.34, 6.36–6.37, 6.41–6.42, 6.44

practical completion 7.5

change to works instructions 5.31, 6.11, 6.12–6.13, 6.15

client 3.8, 3.9

liability 8.5, 8.8–8.9

risks 4.28

client acting as contract administrator 3.9

collateral warranty 2.29–2.31, 7.2

communication and notices 3.38, 3.40, 5.28

complete works according to contract 3.11, 7.1

completion in sections 4.6, 4.7, 4.20

conclusiveness 7.23

Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM) 2015 5.6–5.8, 9.13

consumers 1.20–1.25, 2.5

Consumer Rights Act 2015 1.24, 2.5, A1.10

contract administrator, duties 3.4–3.7, 5.10–5.12

contract documents 2.15–2.16, 2.35, 2.37–2.38

interpretation 2.39

priority 2.42

contract execution 2.37–2.38

contract price 2.19–2.20, 6.4–6.5

adjustments 6.6–6.15

contractor

application for payment 6.14, 6.22, 6.52–6.54

indemnity 3.23, 8.10

liability 3.18–3.23, 8.6, 8.8–8.9

obligations 3.11

right to suspend 6.57–6.59

contractor design 1.10, 2.15, 2.26–2.27, 3.13–3.22, 5.13–5.15

contractor’s representative 5.4

contracts (CBC, DBC)

differences 1.15–1.19

key features 1.5–1.8

cost savings 6.8–6.9

courts 10.20

defective work 5.19–5.22, 6.11

defects fixing period 7.14–7.16

deferred access 4.6

definitions 2.40–2.41

delay 4.22–4.24

design 2.26–2.27

design liability, level of 3.18–3.23

dispute resolution 2.24–2.25, 10.1–10.25

documents see contract documents

due date for payment 6.21, 6.45, 7.22

early use 7.9–7.12

evidence of ability to pay 6.57

execution of contract 2.37–2.38

extensions of time see revisions of time

facilities 2.14

final contract price 7.18–7.22

final date for payment 6.45, 6.53, 7.22

final payments 7.21–7.22

fit for purpose liability 3.20

fluctuations 6.7

force majeure 4.28

health and safety 3.33–3.35, 5.6–5.8

Housing Grants Act 1996 A1.5–A1.7

improvements 6.8–6.9

inconsistency in the contract documents 2.44–2.45

inspection 5.17–5.18, 6.10

instructions 2.44–2.45, 4.17, 5.13, 5.20, 5.23–5.31

contractor failure to comply 5.30, 9.12

delivery 5.26–5.28

response to notice, comply with decision 5.29

insurance 8.11–8.21

client 8.17–8.18

contractor 8.15–8.16, 8.18

evidence of 6.31, 8.20

insurance-backed guarantee 2.28

intellectual property 3.17

interest 6.55–6.56

interim payments 6.20–6.51

interpretation of contract documents 2.39–2.43

letters of intent 2.34

liability

client 8.5, 8.7–8.9

contractor 8.6–8.9

design 3.18–3.23

liquidated damages 2.21–2.23, 4.20, 6.31, 7.10–7.13

management systems 3.36–3.42

material breach 9.13–9.15

materials 3.12

mediation 2.24–2.25, 10.6–10.9

milestone payments 6.38–6.42, 7.17

negotiation

dispute resolution 10.2

pre-contract 2.6, 2.32–2.36

new building warranty 2.28

non-completion 7.13

notices in writing 3.40

occupation

before completion 7.9–7.12

of site 2.14

oral instructions 5.27–5.28

other appointments 2.17

partial possession 7.9–7.12

party walls 2.18

pay less notice 6.49–6.51

payment notice 2.40, 6.23, 6.36–6.37, 6.52–6.54, 7.21

payment on practical completion 6.43–6.44

payment on termination 9.31–9.34

personal injury 8.6, 8.15–8.16, A1.9

planning permission 2.18, 3.34

possession, of site 4.2–4.3

practical completion 7.1–7.8

pre-contract negotiations 2.6, 2.32–2.36

pre-start meeting 3.38–3.40

priority of contract documents 2.42–2.43

procurement route 1.9–1.14

professional indemnity insurance 3.23, 8.21

programme 4.8–4.19

non-submission 4.10

updates 4.18

progress meetings 3.41

public sector clauses 1.5, 1.26

rate of interest 6.55

regularly and diligently 4.16, 9.6, 9.8–9.11

regulations, compliance with 3.33–3.35

regulatory consents 2.18, 3.34

repudiation 9.4

required specialists 3.27–3.32, 5.5

retention 6.27, 6.35, 7.7–7.8

revisions of time 4.20, 4.25–4.41

rules for valuation 4.34

risk register 3.42

schedules of rates 2.20, 6.5

Scheme for Construction Contracts 10.12–10.17

security 4.5, 9.35–9.36

site 2.14

possession 4.2–4.3

specification 2.16, 2.27

statutory charges 2.18, 3.34

statutory requirements 3.33

subcontracting 3.24–3.26, 5.5

submission of design details 5.13

suspension 6.57–6.59

tendering 2.3–2.31

termination

by client 9.6–9.15

by contractor 6.60, 9.19–9.22

by either party 9.23–9.29

due to insolvency 9.24–9.26

payment on termination 9.31–9.34

procedure 9.16–9.18

third party rights 2.31, 7.2

updates to contract documents 2.38

VAT invoice 6.47–6.48

valuation 6.24–6.37

variation of work see change to works instructions

withholding of payments 6.49–6.51

working period 2.13

workmanship 3.12

written communication 3.38, 3.40, 5.26