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Engineering Procurement And Construction Agreement
1. Parties: Identification and details of the contracting parties (Owner/Employer and Contractor)
2. Background: Context of the project and purpose of the agreement
3. Definitions and Interpretation: Definitions of key terms and rules for interpreting the agreement
4. Scope of Work: Detailed description of the works to be performed, including engineering, procurement, and construction obligations
5. Contract Price and Payment Terms: Price structure, payment schedule, invoicing procedures, and payment conditions
6. Project Schedule: Timeline, milestones, completion dates, and schedule management requirements
7. Contractor's Obligations: General and specific obligations of the contractor, including design, procurement, and construction responsibilities
8. Owner's Obligations: Responsibilities of the owner, including site access, permits, and owner-supplied items
9. Quality Assurance and Control: Quality requirements, inspection procedures, and testing protocols
10. Changes and Variations: Procedures for handling changes to scope, price, or schedule
11. Testing and Commissioning: Requirements and procedures for testing, commissioning, and performance verification
12. Completion and Handover: Conditions for substantial and final completion, acceptance criteria, and handover procedures
13. Defects Liability: Warranty obligations, defect correction procedures, and liability period
14. Risk and Insurance: Risk allocation, required insurance coverage, and liability provisions
15. Force Majeure: Definition of force majeure events and their consequences
16. Suspension and Termination: Rights and procedures for suspension and termination of the contract
17. Dispute Resolution: Procedures for resolving disputes, including mediation and arbitration
18. Governing Law: Specification of Danish law as governing law and jurisdiction provisions
1. Interface Management: Required when multiple contractors or stakeholders are involved, defining interface responsibilities and coordination procedures
2. Environmental Protection: Detailed environmental requirements when project has significant environmental impacts
3. Local Content Requirements: Include when there are specific requirements for local content or community engagement
4. Technology License: Required when specific technology licenses or intellectual property rights are involved
5. Export Control: Include for international projects involving controlled technology or materials
6. Site Security: Detailed security requirements for high-security or sensitive projects
7. Training Requirements: Include when contractor must provide training to owner's personnel
8. Spare Parts: Detailed provisions for spare parts when long-term maintenance is critical
1. Schedule 1 - Scope of Work: Detailed technical specifications and scope description
2. Schedule 2 - Project Schedule: Detailed project timeline, milestones, and critical dates
3. Schedule 3 - Price Schedule: Detailed breakdown of contract price, rates, and payment milestones
4. Schedule 4 - Technical Standards: Applicable technical standards and specifications
5. Schedule 5 - Site Information: Site details, conditions, and access requirements
6. Schedule 6 - Forms of Certificates: Templates for various certificates including completion certificates
7. Schedule 7 - Forms of Bonds and Guarantees: Templates for performance bonds, advance payment guarantees, etc.
8. Schedule 8 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and coverage limits
9. Schedule 9 - HSE Requirements: Health, safety, and environmental requirements
10. Schedule 10 - Quality Assurance Requirements: Detailed quality assurance and control procedures
11. Schedule 11 - Key Personnel: List of key personnel and their qualifications
12. Schedule 12 - Permits and Licenses: List of required permits and responsible parties
13. Schedule 13 - Subcontractors: List of approved subcontractors and their scope
14. Schedule 14 - Testing and Commissioning Procedures: Detailed procedures for testing and commissioning
Authors
Applicable Laws
Approved Subcontractors
As-Built Documents
Background IP
Base Date
Best Industry Practice
Change Order
Commissioning
Completion Date
Confidential Information
Contract Documents
Contract Price
Contractor
Contractor's Documents
Contractor's Equipment
Contractor's Personnel
Contractor's Representative
Defects Liability Period
Delay Damages
Delivery
Design Documents
Effective Date
Employer
Employer's Equipment
Employer's Personnel
Employer's Representative
Employer's Requirements
Engineer
Engineering Services
Environmental Requirements
Equipment
Final Acceptance
Final Completion Certificate
Force Majeure Event
Good Industry Practice
Governing Law
Guaranteed Performance Levels
HSE Requirements
Independent Expert
Intellectual Property Rights
Interface Points
Key Personnel
Liquidated Damages
Milestone
Notice
Notice to Proceed
Performance Bond
Performance Guarantees
Performance Tests
Permits
Project
Project Schedule
Provisional Acceptance
Punch List
Quality Assurance Plan
Ready for Commissioning
Scope of Work
Site
Specifications
Subcontract
Substantial Completion
Take-Over
Technical Standards
Temporary Works
Tests on Completion
Time for Completion
Variation
Warranty Period
Work
Works
Definitions and Interpretation
Contract Documents
Scope of Work
Price and Payment
Taxes and Duties
Performance Security
Representations and Warranties
Design Obligations
Procurement Obligations
Construction Obligations
Project Schedule
Progress Monitoring
Quality Assurance
Health and Safety
Environmental Protection
Site Access and Conditions
Subcontracting
Testing and Commissioning
Completion and Handover
Variations
Force Majeure
Suspension
Termination
Defects Liability
Intellectual Property
Confidentiality
Insurance
Indemnification
Limitation of Liability
Assignment and Transfer
Notices
Dispute Resolution
Governing Law
Compliance with Laws
Anti-Corruption
Records and Audit
Interface Management
Risk Allocation
Performance Guarantees
Warranties
Time Extensions
Liquidated Damages
Change in Law
Personnel Requirements
Documentation Requirements
Export Control
Local Content
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