WorksheetsRevision 4
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 11mins
There are 10 sections within the JCT 2016 conditions of contract. What is this the first section?
(a)
What is the second section?
(a)
What is the third section?
(a)
What is the fourth section?
(a)
What is the fifth section?
(a)
What is the sixth section?
(a)
What is the seventh section?
(a)
What is the eighth section?
(a)
What is the ninth section?
(a)
What are the Core Clauses in NEC4?
1. General
2. The Contractor's main responsibilities
3. Time
4. Quality Management
5. Payment
6. Compensation Events
7. Title
8. Liabilities and insurance
9. Termination
1. Priced contract with activity schedule
2. Priced contract with BoQ
3. Target Contract with activity schedule
4. Target contract with BoQ
5. Cost reimbursable contract
6. Management contract
1. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
2. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does apply
3. Dispute Avoidance Board, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
1. Price adjustment for inflation
2. Changes in the law
3. Multiple currencies
4. Ultimate holding company guarantee
5. Sectional Completion
6. Bonus for early Completion
7. Delay damages
8. Undertakings to the Client or Others
9. Transfer of rights
10. Information modelling
11. Termination by the Client
12. Multiparty collaboration
13. Performance bond
14. Advanced payment to the Contractor
15. The Contractor’s design
16. Retention
17. Low performance damages
18. Limitation of liability
19. Is not used
20. Key Performance Indicators
21. Whole life cost
22. Early Contractor involvement
1a. Project Bank Account
2a. The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996
3a. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
B. Additional conditions of contract
What are the Main Option Clauses (based on risk profile) in NEC4?
1. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
2. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does apply
3. Dispute Avoidance Board, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
1. Price adjustment for inflation
2. Changes in the law
3. Multiple currencies
4. Ultimate holding company guarantee
5. Sectional Completion
6. Bonus for early Completion
7. Delay damages
8. Undertakings to the Client or Others
9. Transfer of rights
10. Information modelling
11. Termination by the Client
12. Multiparty collaboration
13. Performance bond
14. Advanced payment to the Contractor
15. The Contractor’s design
16. Retention
17. Low performance damages
18. Limitation of liability
19. Is not used
20. Key Performance Indicators
21. Whole life cost
22. Early Contractor involvement
1a. Project Bank Account
2a. The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996
3a. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
B. Additional conditions of contract
1. Priced contract with activity schedule
2. Priced contract with BoQ
3. Target Contract with activity schedule
4. Target contract with BoQ
5. Cost reimbursable contract
6. Management contract
1. General
2. The Contractor's main responsibilities
3. Time
4. Quality Management
5. Payment
6. Compensation Events
7. Title
8. Liabilities and insurance
9. Termination
What are the Resolving and Avoiding Disputes in NEC4?
1. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
2. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does apply
3. Dispute Avoidance Board, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
1. Priced contract with activity schedule
2. Priced contract with BoQ
3. Target Contract with activity schedule
4. Target contract with BoQ
5. Cost reimbursable contract
6. Management contract
1. General
2. The Contractor's main responsibilities
3. Time
4. Quality Management
5. Payment
6. Compensation Events
7. Title
8. Liabilities and insurance
9. Termination
1. Price adjustment for inflation
2. Changes in the law
3. Multiple currencies
4. Ultimate holding company guarantee
5. Sectional Completion
6. Bonus for early Completion
7. Delay damages
8. Undertakings to the Client or Others
9. Transfer of rights
10. Information modelling
11. Termination by the Client
12. Multiparty collaboration
13. Performance bond
14. Advanced payment to the Contractor
15. The Contractor’s design
16. Retention
17. Low performance damages
18. Limitation of liability
19. Is not used
20. Key Performance Indicators
21. Whole life cost
22. Early Contractor involvement
1a. Project Bank Account
2a. The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996
3a. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
B. Additional conditions of contract
What are the Secondary Option Clauses within an NEC4 Contract?
1. General
2. The Contractor's main responsibilities
3. Time
4. Quality Management
5. Payment
6. Compensation Events
7. Title
8. Liabilities and insurance
9. Termination
1. Price adjustment for inflation
2. Changes in the law
3. Multiple currencies
4. Ultimate holding company guarantee
5. Sectional Completion
6. Bonus for early Completion
7. Delay damages
8. Undertakings to the Client or Others
9. Transfer of rights
10. Information modelling
11. Termination by the Client
12. Multiparty collaboration
13. Performance bond
14. Advanced payment to the Contractor
15. The Contractor’s design
16. Retention
17. Low performance damages
18. Limitation of liability
19. Is not used
20. Key Performance Indicators
21. Whole life cost
22. Early Contractor involvement
1a. Project Bank Account
2a. The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996
3a. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
B. Additional conditions of contract
1. Priced contract with activity schedule
2. Priced contract with BoQ
3. Target Contract with activity schedule
4. Target contract with BoQ
5. Cost reimbursable contract
6. Management contract
1. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
2. Adjudication, the UK Construction Act does apply
3. Dispute Avoidance Board, the UK Construction Act does NOT apply
