A major addition is the requirement for both parties to act in good faith
The White Book is a standard form of contract created by the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC). It regulates the legal and commercial relationship between a project Owner (the Client) and a professional service provider (the Consultant). It is typically used for pre-investment studies, feasibility studies, detailed design, project management, and construction supervision. Key Features and Structural Changes
Vague descriptions of deliverables in the Appendices are the leading cause of variations and disputes. Ensure that every phase (conceptual, detailed design, construction supervision) includes clear, measurable metrics. Verify Insurance Provisions A major addition is the requirement for both
Parties must attempt to resolve issues through direct negotiation.
Before signing, check:
Following the trend of the 2017 Rainbow Suite, the White Book emphasizes dispute avoidance over litigation. It introduces a multi-tiered dispute resolution mechanism:
The FIDIC White Book 2017 is a model agreement designed to be used for feasibility studies, design, construction supervision, and other technical services. It is not a construction contract itself, but rather the contract for the consultants managing or designing the construction work. Key components of the 2017 edition include: Key Features and Structural Changes Vague descriptions of
Successfully deploying the White Book requires careful preparation and modification through the Particular Conditions. Define the Scope Explicitly
This is a specific and somewhat unusual request, as it asks for a of a legal document (FIDIC Client/Consultant Model Services Agreement, 5th Edition, 2017) but filtered through the lens of "lifestyle and entertainment." Before signing, check: Following the trend of the