Construction Contract Conditions (FIDIC Literature Translation Series)

Author: Compiled by the China Association of Engineering Consultancy under the auspices of the FIDIC International Federation of Consulting Engineers
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Publishing Date: 2002-05-01
Features: International authoritative contract terms, Bilingual Chinese-English edition of the new FIDIC Contract Conditions, newly released! This "Conditions of Contract for Construction" (Chinese version) is a bilingual edition comparing the newly revised English version of the FIDIC Contract Conditions, compiled by experts organized by the China Association of Engineering Consultancy, a member association of FIDIC in China. The 1999 English version of "Conditions of Contract for Construction" was not modified based on FIDIC's previous contract versions but was completely rewritten. It inherits the advantages of the original contract conditions and has made significant adjustments based on practical experience over the years, as well as opinions and suggestions from experts, scholars, and all relevant parties. The book includes general and specific conditions of the construction contract, along with general conditions of the Dispute Adjudication Agreement, formats of various guarantee letters, and formats of the bid, contract agreement, and dispute adjudication agreement. This book is recommended for construction or engineering projects designed by the employer or their representative engineer. The typical scenario for such contracts is that the contractor carries out construction work according to the design provided by the employer. However, the project may include certain sections designed by the contractor, such as civil, mechanical, electrical, and (or) structural works. Target Audience: Engineering consulting firms, departments and organizations engaged in investment, finance, and project management, various project owners, construction supervision enterprises, engineering contracting enterprises, environmental protection enterprises, accounting/law firms, insurance companies, and relevant universities and institutions.