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Understanding the NEC4 Term Service Contract

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Use of the NEC4 suite of contracts continues to grow and the new edition of Understanding the NEC4 Term Service Contract includes significant additional materials and changes since its original publication immediately after the initial release of the NEC4 contracts. Experienced authors and construction contracts specialists Kelvin Hughes and Patrick Waterhouse have added numerous practical experiences, case studies, lessons learned and guidance notes which were not available at the time of writing the original book.

Covering all the recent updates to the contract and written in plain English, Understanding the NEC4 Term Service Contract offers a practical guide to the use and management of the NEC4 Term Service Contract (TSC). The authors describe the full life of a contract, from the initial selection of options and contract formation through to the operations period and ultimately termination and dispute resolution. Although born of the same stable as the NEC4 construction contracts, the TSC is aimed at maintaining infrastructure and differs significantly from its siblings.

This is essential reading for anyone working with the contracts and takes the reader through the important provisions including communications, planning, early warnings, compensation events and payments. It is ideal for clients, contractors and their advisors describing how to deploy the contract successfully.

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ISBN: 9781032733463
Publication date:
Author: Kelvin Hughes, Patrick Waterhouse
Publisher: Routledge an imprint of CRC Press
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 194 pages
Series: Understanding Construction
Genres: Building construction and materials
Production and quality control management
Contract law
Construction and engineering law
Project management
Engineering: general
Agribusiness and primary industries
Construction and heavy industry