Understanding Construction Contracts, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2018 Canadian and International Conventions

Construction Contracts & Law Basics.- Parties to the Contract.- Forms of Organizations.- Contract Delivery Methods.- Types of Contracts.- Selection of Appropriate Contract Strategy.- Construction Documents.- Bidding Procedures.- Construction Risk Analysis & Management.- Construction Insurance & Construction Bonds.- Construction Time.- Construction Payments / Cost.- Construction Quality.- Construction Safety.- Construction Claims.- Suspension and Termination of Construction.- Construction Disputes.- Construction Contract Administration.

Akhtar Surahyo is a Graduate Civil Engineer with a Post Graduate Diploma in Structural Engineering. He is a registered Professional Engineer with Professional Engineers Ontario, Canada, and a Member of the Project Management Institute, USA. He has extensive practical construction experience of more than 30 years in executing and managing multidisciplinary projects in many countries and has successfully completed many projects from inception through completion. Mr. Surahyo is also Author of the book “Concrete Construction- Practical Problems and Solutions” published by Oxford University Press in 2002. Currently, Mr. Surahyo is working as a Contract Administrator with IBI Group Canada.

Offers a comprehensive overview of construction contracting topics including contract delivery methods, construction documents, insurance and bonds, construction payments, claims and dispute resolution procedures recommended by CCDC and FIDIC conditions of contract, and how to administer and close a contract Addresses in detail the various types of delays: excusable and non-excusable delays, compensable and non-compensable delays, including acceleration Various types of changes are defined for deeper understanding of the reader, including directed changes, constructive changes, concurrent delays, cardinal changes, differing site conditions and disruption Provides a better understanding about the competitive bidding process, information on “Contract A” and “Contract B”, qualified bids, responsive and non-responsive bids, and how to handle identical low and tied bids Delivers insights on analyzing and managing construction risks based on the author’s 30+ years’ experience as a professional engineer Adopts an easy and concise, step-by-step description of construction contracts, including work examples, tables and legal citations Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras