NEC4: Engineering and Construction Short Contract Bundle
The NEC4 Engineering & Construction Short Contract Bundle contains all contracts and documents relating to the Engineering & Construction Short Contract, including associated User Guides and the Short Subcontract.
The Short Contract is an alternative to NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract and is for use with contracts which do not require sophisticated management techniques, comprise straightforward work and impose only low risks on both the employer and the Contractor. This document contains the contract clauses and the form for contract data. The short subcontract can be used as a subcontract to NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) and NEC4 Engineering and Construction Short Contract (ECSC).
- Engineering and Construction Short Contract
- Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract
- Establishing a Procurement and Contract Strategy
- Preparing an Engineering and Construction Short Contract
- Selecting a Supplier
- Managing an Engineering and Construction Short Contract
NEC4 Y CLAUSES - FEBRUARY 2021
NEC is supporting the use of its contracts in Australia and Ireland by publishing secondary option Y clauses.
Y Australia Clauses - Y(Aus) Clauses
NEC4 Y(Aus) - Engineering and Construction Short Contract
NEC4 Y(Aus) - Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract
NEC4 Y(Aus) - Flowcharts for all contracts
Download all the Y Australia Clauses
Y Ireland Clauses - Y(Ire) Clauses
NEC4 Y(Ire) - Engineering and Construction Short Contract
NEC4 Y(Ire) - Engineering and Construction Short Subcontract
NEC4 Y(Ire) - Flowcharts for all contracts
Download all the Y Ireland Clauses
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