Contract and Tender Documents Navigator

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Delay and Disruption Protocol, 2nd edition

Record review navigator

SCL Protocol Appendix B
Contract and Tender Documents Navigator

Review whether the executed contract and tender record preserves the documents used to examine entitlement, time assumptions and the valuation basis. The navigator records availability and gaps. It does not decide whether any record proves delay, disruption, causation, quantum or entitlement.

Contract and Tender Documents14 review itemsAppendix B, sections 6.1-6.4
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Review priorityAwaitingThis is an SCCSI record-review priority, not a legal conclusion.
Next actionBegin reviewStart with the first record group and identify the controlled location of each record.
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Executed contract record

Check the signed and incorporated documents that define the works, contractual duties, time basis and pricing record.

Source: Appendix B, sections 6.1-6.3, printed page 78

Contract agreement

Retain the overarching agreement signed by the parties.

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Contract-negotiation correspondence

Retain correspondence from the contract negotiations, together with any intent or award letter.

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Conditions of contract

Retain the general conditions and all special or particular conditions.

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Specifications and Employer's requirements

Keep the specifications and the Employer's requirements incorporated into the contract.

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Drawings

Retain the drawings forming part of the contract record.

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Pricing schedule or bills of quantities

Keep the pricing schedule or bills of quantities used by the contract.

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Contractor's tender submission

Retain the Contractor's tender submission and every clarification to it.

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Document order of priority

Confirm that the contract agreement records the order of priority to be used if incorporated documents conflict.

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This is a training aid. It does not give legal advice, and it does not assess admissibility, evidential weight or contractual compliance.

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