Application Manual for the 2001 Model Construction Contract Document

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Publish Date:2001-03-01
Features:Construction Contract Model Text refers to standardized samples of engineering construction contracts formulated by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce in conjunction with the Ministry of Construction, Ministry of Water Resources, Ministry of Land and Resources, and other relevant departments. These contracts are comprehensive, detailed, and easy to draft and execute, adhering to a standard format. The provisions of the contract are legally binding, requiring precise and rigorous language. The content and format of the model contract texts are developed by contract management authorities and relevant departments through extensive practical experience, repeated selection, and statutory procedures, possessing the characteristics of standardization, reliability, completeness, and applicability. Promoting the use of model contract texts enables parties to avoid the effort of drafting contract provisions, prevent contradictions between contract content and national laws or administrative regulations, eliminate omissions in contract terms, and prevent the signing of fraudulent or invalid contracts. This ensures legal binding force and safeguards the legitimate rights and interests of both parties to the contract. This handbook compiles the latest and highly reliable model contract texts, most of which were newly issued or revised in 2000. It covers all model and reference contract texts related to engineering construction, featuring comprehensive content, broad applicability, and includes a CD-ROM, making it highly practical.
Target Audience for This Book:
1. Design firms, real estate companies, construction development companies
2. Construction companies, building installation companies, municipal engineering companies
3. Water conservancy and electricity construction enterprises, equipment installation companies, road and bridge companies, industrial and mining enterprises
4. Construction Commissions (Building Bureaus) at all levels, Engineering Construction Management Departments (Bureaus), Tendering and Bidding Management Departments
5. Construction supervision companies, quality supervision stations, and teachers and students of relevant majors in universities and colleges