Managing Reality, Third edition: Complete Set
Managing Reality is a series of books written by NEC experts that explain how NEC4 can be used to optimum benefit in everyday environments. Together, the books in this series form the complete and authoritative guide to getting the most from NEC4 for your projects.
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Each title is based on usage of the NEC's core document the Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) although the principles and procedures they discuss apply equally across all the documents in the NEC suite. Fully updated to reflect the NEC4 contract, the books in this series provide a rounded view of the ECC, whatever your discipline, and from both sides of the contractual relationship.
Managing Reality, Third edition places great emphasis on offering ‘practical tips’ at appropriate points in the text and highlighted examples. Standard forms are included with their usage explained together with checklists. The books are practical manuals designed to aid both existing and new users in implementing the NEC, and will be an essential guide for anyone involved in preparing, administering or contributing to an NEC contract.
- Managing Reality, Third edition. Book 1: Introduction to the Engineering and Construction Contract
- Managing Reality, Third edition. Book 2: Procuring an Engineering and Construction Contract
- Managing Reality, Third edition. Book 3: Managing the Contract
- Managing Reality, Third edition. Book 4: Managing Change
- Managing Reality, Third edition. Book 5: Managing Procedures
Book 1 Managing Reality: Introduction to the Engineering and Construction Contract
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Engineering and Construction Contract, concepts and terminology
Chapter 2 Roles in the Engineering and Construction Contract
Appendix 1 List of duties
Book 2 Managing Reality: Procuring an Engineering and Construction Contract
Chapter 1 Procurement
Appendix 1 Assessing tenders
Appendix 2 ECC tender documentation
Chapter 2 Contract Options
Appendix 3 Audit plan
Chapter 3 Completing the Contract Data
Chapter 4 Scope guidelines
Appendix 4 Scope clauses
Book 3 Managing Reality: Managing the Contract
Chapter 1 Payment procedures in the Engineering and Construction Contract
Chapter 2 Control of time
Chapter 3 Control of quality
Chapter 4 Disputes and dispute resolution
Book 4 Managing Reality: Managing Change
Chapter 1 Compensation Events
Appendix 1 Compensation event procedure
Chapter 2 Full and Shorter Schedule of Cost Components
Appendix 2 Example quotations for compensation events
Appendix 3 Example people costs
Appendix 4 Preliminaries comparison
Appendix 5 Contractor’s and Subcontractor’s share example
Book 5 Managing Reality: Managing Procedures
Chapter 1 ECC Management: Procedures
Users should note that the NEC Forms of Contract are protected by copyright and may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical or photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner. However, Contract Data forms may be reproduced for the purpose of obtaining tenders, awarding and administering contracts.
Likewise, plagiarising any copyrighted document is illegal. For users seeking to prepare their own bespoke contracts based on the NEC Forms of Contract, please contact NEC at info@neccontract.com to discuss and obtain a copyright licence.
Hardcopy
Product code: L48810-H
ISBN:
9780727761958
Author Bios
Barry Trebes, BSc (Hons), MSc, FRICS, FAPM, FInstCES, has over 30 years’ experience of providing consultancy, advice, facilitation and training on major developments across numerous business sectors, including aviation, defence, power, utilities, infrastructure, property, rail, highway and water, both in the UK and internationally. Barry provides NEC training and education, including providing NEC Thomas Telford Master Classes and their Project Manager Accreditation course. He also initiated and helped to develop the first web-based NEC contract management system, named CCM, with MPS Ltd in 2000. He was a member of the NEC4 drafting team.
