David Mosey
September 2001
A paper based on a talk given to a meeting of the Society of Construction Law in London on 3rd April 2001.
The author, the draftsman of the contract, looks in some detail at PPC 2000, a single multi-party contract whereby the client, constructor (contractor) and all consultants work together under the same terms and conditions.
Introduction – Why a new form of contract? – Why any contract at all? – The multi-party approach – Integrated process – Control – isk – Measurement of performance – The project and the partnering team – Core group – Client representative – Partnering adviser – Design process – Timetables – isks – PPC 2000 in practice – ole of supply chain – Specialist contracts – Price – Profit – Incentives – Changes – Delay/disruption – Key performance indicators – Warranty options – Problems and disputes – Conclusion.
The author:. David Mosey LLB, FSA is a partner and head of the project and construction group, Trowers & Hamlins, solicitors, in London.
Text 17 pages.
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