FIDIC 2017 – How to make Site Conditions and site risk allocation work in follow-on contracts in major projects. [Clause 4.12 and related]
Site conditions and the allocation of site-related risks are among the most disputed issues in construction projects.
But one aspect of this topic that is not addressed in the FIDIC suite is the case where the contract is applicable to follow-on contractors i.e., those contractors and subcontractors that build and install their work on the works of others.
This issue is discussed, and alternative provisions are offered to address the issue.
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