Course Description

Most of engineering work is procured through contracts, within an array of delivery methods. This course examines the relationship between tenders and contracts and the various popular forms of delivery methods. The course covers the contractual strategy, the formation and documentation involved in engineering contracts, the bedding process, the commercial aspects of contractual agreements including payment types and conditions of contract, the contractual and administrative connections of project delivery, and dispute avoidance and resolution. Also, the course covers the Governmental Tenders and Procurement System and FIDIC contracts.

Course Goal

To enhance the participants’ knowledge, skills and abilities to identify the types of engineering contracts and how to study, analyze and formulate contracts and different stages required by the conclusion of the contract and methods of resolving disputes and disputes arbitration.

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participant will be able to:

• Define the Engineering Contract.
• Determine EC documents.
• Be familiar with Responsibilities EC Parties.
• Select the best type and scope for the engineering contract.
• Organize the tendering process and select the best bidder.
• Design and implement the contractual provisions and their control.
• Solve the contractual issues that can arise between the partners.
• Be familiar with Governmental Tenders and Procurement System.
• Understand the FIDIC mechanism of dispute resolution.

Who Can Benefit

• All Engineers.
• Directors, heads and staff in legal and administrative affairs.