The JCT produce standard form building contracts and guidance notes to suit all projects and procurement options.

FIDIC has developed its standard forms of contract for use between employers and contractors on international construction projects.

Short-form term sheet covering key issues that need to be established between parties to a consortium before they start developing a project/ preparing response to tender documentation for a project.

By Lorenzo Bertolini

On Chapters 11 - 20: The Contractor will base its costings on a forecast capital replacement programme of plant, machinery, equipment, fixtures, fittings and furniture designed to maintain the building environment at the specified output standards. The Contractor will also consider the means of funding this expenditure throughout the life of the Project. The risk associated with assessing what will need replacing, when and how much this will cost, is one that the Contractor should take and therefore the Authority should not attempt to be prescriptive in this respect.

The document was prepared for a facilities management contract and will need to be adjusted for a full operations projects.

Related information: 

Standardized Agreements, Bidding Documents and Guidance Manuals. 

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New Zealand_Standard Form PPP Agreement_framework_EN.pdf

New Zealand_Standard Form PPP Agreement_EN.pdf

New Zealand_Standard Form PPP Agreement_schedules_EN.pdf

For more information on standardized agreements visit Standardized Agreements, Bidding Documents and Guidance Manuals.

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Netherlands_Model DBFM Agreement_Infrastructure_EN.pdf 

Netherlands_Modelovereenkomst DBFM Infrastructuur _NL.pdf

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By J. Delmon, World Bank 2005.

Related Information: 

Financing

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Implementing Social Policy into Contracts_EN.pdf

This report, prepared by World Bank staff, based on work commissioned by the law firm of Gide Loyrette Nouel was submitted to the G20 Investment and Infrastructure Working Group in August 2015.  Comments on the Report are welcome, using the link provided below.

Model concession agreement for a brownfield hospital (secondary / tertiary care) on design, build, develop, upgrade, finance, operate and transfer (DBDFOT) basis and  services (including supply of equipment and staff) to concessionaire's own private patients as well as a minimum of public health funded patients. Developed for use by states for health care provision

Authority is the relevant state.

Authority to provide land for facility.

[Authority will pay a grant to reduce financing costs] Concessionaire to pay a concession fee