Sorry for that , but I can see that u r having some problem in applying the contract conditions so ask for help inside the team work , regardless the contract form u have in this project , it is not recommend to mentioned the clauses number from the first letter , u have to notify one or twice as per ur COC in case of no replay , u should issue letter and concluded it that ur right implication due to delay in finalizing essential documents , that incase of ur submission of the same document was on the time.
Sorry for that , but I can see that u r having some problem in applying the contract conditions so ask for help inside the team work , regardless the contract form u have in this project , it is not recommend to mentioned the clauses number from the first letter , u have to notify one or twice as per ur COC in case of no replay , u should issue letter and concluded it that ur right implication due to delay in finalizing essential documents , that incase of ur submission of the same document was on the time.
Best regards.
Mai
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22 years 2 months
Member for22 years3 months
Submitted by Ronaldo Quilao on Tue, 2011-01-11 01:12
Any project has agreed commencement date which what we usually called as the "DAY One"...this will commence upon the receipt of the Notice to Proceed from the Engineer/Owner. Now if the contractor can't start due to some documentation issues (due to Engineer/Owner) may of course request through letter to move the said Day One. Or alternatively document these event as cause of delay and claim later on for the extension.
Regards,
Ronald
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19 years 9 months
Member for19 years9 months
Submitted by khawaja uddin on Mon, 2011-01-10 06:29
Commencement date used to be a key date or mile stone............. was this established in a contractual manner ? Did you mobilize on time ? is there any records which shows your pre -construction activities are done on time i.e according to agreed time ..if so ............. you can ,initially serve the notice(s) of delays and once the impact of the the delay is known ,its impact can be demonstrated using CPM.........
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18 years 9 months
Member for18 years9 months
Submitted by Pranab Kumar Deb on Thu, 2011-01-06 21:55
Member for
15 years 8 monthsHi: Sorry for that , but I
Hi:
Sorry for that , but I can see that u r having some problem in applying the contract conditions so ask for help inside the team work , regardless the contract form u have in this project , it is not recommend to mentioned the clauses number from the first letter , u have to notify one or twice as per ur COC in case of no replay , u should issue letter and concluded it that ur right implication due to delay in finalizing essential documents , that incase of ur submission of the same document was on the time.
Best regards.
Mai
Member for
15 years 8 monthsHi: Sorry for that , but I
Hi:
Sorry for that , but I can see that u r having some problem in applying the contract conditions so ask for help inside the team work , regardless the contract form u have in this project , it is not recommend to mentioned the clauses number from the first letter , u have to notify one or twice as per ur COC in case of no replay , u should issue letter and concluded it that ur right implication due to delay in finalizing essential documents , that incase of ur submission of the same document was on the time.
Best regards.
Mai
Member for
22 years 2 monthsAny project has agreed
Any project has agreed commencement date which what we usually called as the "DAY One"...this will commence upon the receipt of the Notice to Proceed from the Engineer/Owner. Now if the contractor can't start due to some documentation issues (due to Engineer/Owner) may of course request through letter to move the said Day One. Or alternatively document these event as cause of delay and claim later on for the extension.
Regards,
Ronald
Member for
19 years 9 monthsCommencement date used to be
Commencement date used to be a key date or mile stone............. was this established in a contractual manner ? Did you mobilize on time ? is there any records which shows your pre -construction activities are done on time i.e according to agreed time ..if so ............. you can ,initially serve the notice(s) of delays and once the impact of the the delay is known ,its impact can be demonstrated using CPM.........
Member for
18 years 9 monthsDear Marvilyne, Can I
Dear Marvilyne,
Can I assume the contract that you have with your client is FIDIC 99?
In that case please refer to Clause 1.9 Delayed drawings and instructions, you have send a notice as
per clause 20.1 and claim extension of time as per clause 8.4.
best regards
Pranab Deb