NEC4 Professional Services Contract Option C Users’ Group Webinar

NEC4 Professional Services Contract Option C Users’ Group Webinar

Robert Gerrard, NEC Users’ Group Secretary and Richard Patterson, NEC Expert, Mott MacDonald present on the pressing topic of using NEC4 Professional Services Contract Option C specifically for the Asia Pacific Users’ Group.

They cover:

  • What is PSC Option C and when to use it?
  • What are the benefits of PSC Option C?
  • Issues to consider when using PSC Option C?
  • Disadvantages of using PSC Option C?

Are you part of the NEC Users’ Group? The membership connects the Users’ Group community and allows the NEC team to understand the immediate and important topics the community need assistance on.

Through the Users’ Group, we can endeavour to ensure NEC practitioners around the world are supported and continue to provide the necessary resources our members need.

The next Users' Group Webinar is scheduled for 27 May 2020 on NEC4 Alliance Contract. Join today and start taking advantage now.

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