Le blog du contract management par Jean-Charles Savornin
L’E2CM nous a à nouveau régalés avec cette édition du Forum Ouvert du Contract Management. Votre serviteur y était.
Après l’introduction par Naoual Berggou que l’on ne présente plus, j’ai rejoins ma table pour 40 minutes sur:
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By Benjamin Coquerelle, Senior Director Legal, AMEA Power
A) The origin
The suite of FIDIC agreements has been implemented across the globe over the last few decades. It has been largely adopted by the construction industry, being clients or contractors, as well as many law firms. It is used on small to very large scales projects.
The FIDIC conditions have been developed in order to maintain a rather general balanced split of risks between a client and its contractor.
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Bree Miechel – I am a Partner at global law firm Reed Smith and advise on energy and infrastructure projects globally. I am also a work stream leader for the Open Solar Contracts. I am currently advising on the financing of the first private solar PV project in Egypt with other notable solar experience including advising a bidder on the 300MW Sakaka solar PV project in the KSA, advising lenders on South Africa solar and wind projects as part of the Renewable IPP Procurement Programme over seven years and advising developers on solar PV projects as part of the ROC Scheme in the UK.
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Encore un beau numéro que nous vous proposons, cette fois sur les différents types de contrats standard.
« The Works will comply in every respect with the Specifications, […] , fit for its intended purpose in accordance with the terms of the Contract. »
Ce blog ne pouvait pas faire l’impasse sur le fameux fit for purpose que l’on croise si souvent dans les contrats…