Architect's duties doubled at a blow

Article Abstract:

The SFA92D&B.EC (1992 Standard Form of Agreement Design and Build Employers' Client) is separate from the main building contract. The use of the term 'contract' within the SFA is as defined by the Standard Form of Building Contract with Contractor's Design 1981 Edition. Schedule 2 is optional and lists the things an architect should undertake before setting out an appointment under the standard form. The advice which an architect should give includes: form and content of the contractor's proposals and sum analysis; completion of the contract documents and the powers and duties of the contract parties.

Buildings and facilities, Form of contract

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Employer pushed by S6's provisions

Article Abstract:

Section 6 of the Supplementary Provisions for Joint Contracts Tribunal 1981 gives the employer some control over loss and/or expense in UK building contracts by the right to request estimates. An estimate can be requested by the employer or the contractor. Estimates have to be submitted within 14 days of the date of the relevant instruction and they are binding. Estimates do not have to be given if the employer informs the persons concerned in writing within 14 days.

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