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Future editions will both adopt innovations introduced in the MDB Harmonised Construction Contract and in the new DBO Contract as well as take into account extensive feedback. Latest concepts and issues being taken up in the updating of the FIDIC 1999 suite of contracts include: - Increased challenges to the engineers role - Design requirements and the contractors proposal - Programme requirements and commencement of work - Advance warning and exceptional risks - Communications and manuals Operating Under the FIDIC DBO Contract The DBO approach to contracting combines design, construction and long-term operation and maintenance of a facility into one single contract awarded to a single contractor. - The main provisions of the Design-Build-Operate Contract - Application to brown field projects - Recent experience of using the DBO contract - Review of elements of the contract that will bear upon the future development of other FIDIC contracts MDB Harmonised Construction Contract The Multilateral Development Banks and an increasing number of development agencies have adopted the MDB Harmonised Edition of the FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Construction for their projects. - Differences between the 1999 Edition of the FIDIC Construction Contract and the MDB edition - The scope of clarifications introduced in June 2010 - Rational behind key modifications
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Introduction to FIDIC Contracts A summary of FIDICs works contracts that are widely used industry standards. - The FIDIC suite of contracts and agreements - Review of the principles behind the major works contracts - The growing influence of FIDICs suite of contracts in establishing world-class industry standards - How FIDICs major works contracts are being used worldwide - Emerging FIDIC users regions and hot spots - On-going projects and future outlook The Roles of the Parties in FIDIC Contracts: Project Management and Programme Perspectives The Engineer as central to the FIDIC approach - Successfully integrating third parties in projects with a single construction contract - What happens in the case of multiple contracts and contractors? - How an engineer-centred FIDIC system can help minimise conflict and disputes
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The Role of Mediation The role of mediation if resolving disputes in the construction sector. - The role the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in promoting mediation - Amicable settlement what are the options? - How mediation relates to adjudication and arbitration Navigating the Dispute Adjudication Process Dispute Adjudication Boards (DAB) have been introduced as FIDICs method for primary dispute resolution and has been made mandatory by the MDBs for the MDB Harmonised Construction Contract. - Construction industry trends affecting disputes and claims - Benefits and the perceived barriers to DABs - Enforcement of DAB decisions - Procedural developments - An update on new procedures - Issues concerning the use of DABs in various types of projects - Strategies for forming a DAB and reinforcing its role Arbitrating Construction Disputes A review of the increased use of arbitration, including changes in the supporting procedural law. - General developments - How the FIDIC contract is viewed under national law - Enforcement - Making international arbitration work: good practice and good decisions - The impact of revised arbitration provisions
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Dr. Peter Boswell, General Manager, International Federation of Consulting Engineers, FIDIC (Switzerland) Eng. Sami Ahmad Furuqi, Divisional Manager, Operations, Policy & Procurement, Islamic Development Bank (Saudi Arabia) Eng. Dr. Sherif El Haggan, Partner, Contract Administration & Arbitration Bureau (Egypt) Eng. Sherif El-Nazer, Consultative Engineer and International Arbitrator (Egypt) Eng. Waleed M. Migdadi, owner and General Manager of Migdadi Center for Contract Administration and Arbitration. (Jordan)
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