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1. Parties: Identifies the contracting parties - typically the Employer and the Design-Build Contractor
2. Background: Sets out the context of the agreement and key assumptions
3. Definitions and Interpretation: Defines key terms and establishes interpretation principles
4. Contractor's Obligations: Details the core design and construction obligations of the contractor
5. Employer's Obligations: Specifies the employer's duties including site access and payment
6. Contract Price and Payment: Details the contract sum, payment terms, and mechanisms
7. Time for Completion: Establishes project timeline, milestones, and completion requirements
8. Design Responsibilities: Specifies design obligations, standards, and approval processes
9. Quality and Workmanship: Sets standards for materials and workmanship
10. Variations: Procedures for changes to scope, price, or timeline
11. Testing and Completion: Requirements for testing, commissioning, and completion
12. Defects Liability: Obligations during defects liability period
13. Insurance and Indemnities: Required insurance coverage and indemnification provisions
14. Force Majeure: Handling of unforeseen events and their consequences
15. Suspension and Termination: Rights and procedures for suspension and termination
16. Dispute Resolution: Procedures for resolving disputes including arbitration
17. General Provisions: Standard contractual provisions including notices, governing law
1. Performance Security: Required when performance bonds or guarantees are needed
2. Intellectual Property Rights: Important when design involves significant IP considerations
3. Environmental Obligations: Required for projects with significant environmental impact
4. Local Content Requirements: Needed when project must meet local content quotas
5. Interface Management: Required when multiple contractors are involved
6. Value Engineering: Optional provision for cost optimization proposals
7. Advance Payment: When advance payments are part of the payment structure
8. Nominated Subcontractors: Required when employer nominates specific subcontractors
9. Archaeological Findings: For sites with potential archaeological significance
10. Building Information Modeling: When BIM is required for the project
1. Schedule 1 - Employer's Requirements: Detailed technical and functional requirements
2. Schedule 2 - Site Information: Site details, surveys, and existing conditions
3. Schedule 3 - Time Schedule: Detailed program, milestones, and completion dates
4. Schedule 4 - Payment Schedule: Payment terms, milestones, and procedures
5. Schedule 5 - Design Deliverables: Required design submissions and approval process
6. Schedule 6 - Testing and Commissioning: Testing requirements and acceptance criteria
7. Schedule 7 - Forms of Bonds and Guarantees: Templates for required security documents
8. Schedule 8 - Insurance Requirements: Details of required insurance coverage
9. Schedule 9 - Key Personnel: List of key personnel and their responsibilities
10. Schedule 10 - Forms of Certificates: Templates for various project certificates
11. Appendix A - Contract Price Breakdown: Detailed breakdown of contract price
12. Appendix B - Technical Specifications: Detailed technical specifications
13. Appendix C - Drawings: List of contract drawings and requirements
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