FIDIC states that their contracts allocate risks fairly to the party that is best able to bear and control that risk. It is important to remember that the FIDIC forms represent a starting point for the preparation of a construc-tion contract.
However, they are routinely amended to reflect the particular characteristics of each project and the requirements of the parties. The main forms are differentiated by the colour of their covers. The choice of form depends on the type of project being contemplated. However, the Green Book may also be suitable for simple or repetitive work. There is no engineer and payments are made in monthly intervals.
This was updated and amended over four editions. Then in FIDIC released a totally new set of standard forms of contract, including a brand new version of the Red Book, which superseded the original version of the Red Book. The Red Book is the FIDIC recommended form of contract for building or engineering works where the employer has been re-sponsible for nearly all the design.
In fact FIDIC claim that the Red Book is the most widely used internation-al construction contract where most of the works have been designed by the employer. A key feature of the Red Book is that payment is made according to bills of quantities ie a document in which materials, plant, and labour and their costs are itemised , although payment can also be made on the basis of agreed lump sums for items of work.
The Red Book is administered by the engineer a third party rather than the contractor or the employer. The engineer will also be responsible for monitoring the construction work but still keeping the employer fully informed so that he may make variations and certifying payments. Where the project is funded by an MDB but the employer is not responsible for the design, the parties should not use the Pink Book, but use and amend one of the other FIDIC forms of contract.
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