JCT Target Cost Contract 2024
Mark Pantry, a founding member of the JCT Young Professional Group, discusses the JCT’s new venture into Target Cost Contracts, a market which is dominated by NEC ECC Option C.
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What Lies Beneath Revisited: ground risk and site conditions in the JCT Design and Build Contract, 2024 Edition
Unforeseen ground conditions remain an ever-present risk in most construction projects, and the clauses allocating such risk are usually amongst the most negotiated provisions in any contract. As a founder member of the JCT Young Professionals Group, Mark Pantry is perfectly placed to discuss, whether the publication of the JCT Design and Build Contract, 2024 changed the perceived standard position in favour of the contractor.
The developing right to terminate for convenience under FIDIC
Mark Pantry and Caitlin Binns assess how the wording of the termination for convenience clause has changed in the FIDIC Red, Yellow and Silver Books.
Review of Institution of Chemical Engineers (“IChemE”) Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM) Contract (“The Blue Book”), first edition 2023
Mark Pantry reviews the industry’s first attempt at a standard form EPCM contract.
Early supply chain involvement and NEC4 Option X22
Mark Pantry reviews Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) and the use of Option X22 of the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract.
Inflation and Adjustment for Changes in Cost in FIDIC Red and Yellow Books
Very high levels of inflation caused by COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine have led to construction price increases across the world.
NEC Accepted Programmes: a practical guide
In this practical webinar Claire King and Mark Pantry of Fenwick Elliott, together with delay expert Scott Jardine of Ankura, take a deep dive into NEC Accepted Programmes.
What lies beneath: ground risk and site conditions
Mark Pantry looks at liability for unforeseeable ground conditions.
JCT Insurance Option C and Works to Existing Structures
Mark Pantry takes a look at JCT Insurance Option C and how insurance arrangements for works to and within existing structures are sometimes more complicated that first expected.
BIM & Digital Transformation in the Construction Industry: An Update
Jeremy Glover, Dr Stacy Sinclair and Mark Pantry provided an update in relation to the standards and guidance concerning BS EN ISO 19650.
What Lies Beneath – Ground Risk and Site Conditions
Fenwick Elliott Partner Mark Pantry explores the issue of ground risk and adverse site conditions in construction and engineering contracts.
The new (BIM) Information Protocol
Mark Pantry considers the publication of the new Information Protocol which supports those contracts which use the BS EN ISO 19650-2.