In preparing to bring a dispute to some kind of resolution,what measures should be taken by the contractor?

Q: By virtue of Section 14 of the Contract Act 1950, highlight the situation where a contract could be…

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Q: Explain the tender procedures?

A: Tendering is the process of making an offer, bid or proposal, or expressing interest in response to…

Q: What factors should be considered by the contractor who is deciding whether to rent or buy…

A: Being a contractor, the requirement of construction equipment is necessary on every site. If a…

Q: What steps must be taken to set up a partnership? How cana partnership be dissolved?

A: A general partnership does not require any official documents to set up. It can be as simple as an…

Q: What are the four principal methods available for the resolution of construction claims?

A: The four principal methods for the resolution of construction claims are given as following:

Q: A project had March 4, 2021 as substantial completion date. The owner of the contracting company…

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Q: who submit them for the bidders ? who receives the pre-qualification files from the contractors?…

A: Tendering : Tendering is a process of inviting a number of contractor to execute a project through…

Q: How can a project become involved in litigation?

A: Litigation is the mechanism through which a lawsuit is taken to trial. The legal cycle is usually…

Q: What are the liquidated damages?

A: The damages that occur due to the breach of the contract can be classified into liquidated and…

Q: Why is the Inspector required to check the contractor’s equipment?

A: If the machinery is small or big it doesn't matter; the user must check it before use. Inspections…

Q: What are the different types of business disputes?

A: When a dispute occurs within a business is called as business dispute. The business dispute should…

Q: Answer these civil Engineering Questions with a good understanding.  What are the benefits of using…

A: Solution :  1. In the case of Construction Manager At Risk contract format (CMAR), the construction…

Q: What is the quickest and most economical way of resolving a dispute?

A: The dispute occurs between the client and the contractor when there is a occurrence difference of…

Q: When a claim or dispute arises, what steps should be taken by the contractor?

A: In the construction project, the dispute arises due to disagreements between the parties on a…

Q: How do you think the government would select a contractor or vendor if they are entering uncharted…

A: The choice of contractor would become a crucial instrument for controlling contractor security in…

Q: Define the term Arbitration?

A: In a construction project dispute arises when parties disagree to each other at any point in…

Q: What is the difference between the Public contracts and the Private contracts?

A: Public contract is a contract to undertake a specific task which is financed by government funds to…

Q: Contractor A fails to complete the contracted Work for a project based on the contract drawings and…

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Q: What factors influence the rate assigned to a contractor forWorkmen’s Compensation insurance?

A: Employers are legally obligated to take reasonable care to assure that their workplaces are safe.…

Q: a) What is Bidding? b) Scope of the Manual of Procedure for the Procurement of Goods c) What is…

A: Four subparts are in the question.

Q: what grounds and to what extent could damages be claimed in a contract?

A: Contract- It is defined as a legally binding document entered by two or more parties with certain…

Q: What actions can be taken to collect liquidated damages for the failure of a contractor to meet…

A: Liquidated damages are penalties the value to which the parties assign as reimbursement for a…

Q: Does the contractor have to accept partial possession?

A: The partial passion usually needs the approval of the contractor and provides the owner to use part…

Q: C. You have been employed by a newly established construction company as the project’s manager. You…

A: Tax clearance certificate: The tax clearance certificate is given by the government. This…

Q: How do the mediation differ from arbitration?

A: The mediation is nothing but the process of solving the disputes amicably between two parties by a…

Q: At what conditions can the contractor appeal for a suspension of work?

A: Explanation- Absolutely, the Contractors may suspend or cancel the Contract with fifteen (15) days'…

Q: In which kind of circumstances are the mediators needed?

A: The term mediation is defined as it is a consensual method of conflict resolution between parties in…

Q: What can be the result of the contractor’s failure to follow mandated government claims procedures?

A: A contractor is a self-employed person that carries out work for the construction company. The…

Q: Question 2: (a) Occassionally I have been asked by a contractor or other professional to sign and…

A: a. As per National Society of Professional Engineer (NSPE) "responsible charge" is defined by…

Q: How are the problems resolved when disagreements occur between the parties?

A: A dispute resolution is also referred to as alternative dispute resolution, it is a method for…

Q: 8. Which of the following is NOT one of the rules of construction? Apply and objective test to the…

A: Rules of Construction are The foremost point for the court is to identify the intention of the…

Q: Does an arbitrator normally play apassive role?

A: Arbitrator is an independent person which is appointed for resolving the dispute between the…

Q: Is litigation more preferable or the arbitration more preferred by the contractor?

A: lest's first understand the difference between "litigation" and "arbitration".

Q: what conditions can the contractor

A: the Contractor might suspend work or end the Contract upon fifteen (15) days' composed notification…

Q: What is the effect of “beneficial use” on the foregoing list of contract requirement?

A: There are several effects of “beneficial use” on the foregoing list of contract some of them are…

Q: What are the two important steps  taken by the  contractor  to perform his work under protest?

A: A contractor is a self-employed person that carries out work for the construction company. The…

Q: What are the causes of Scope of Work Disputes?

A: The construction management has the responsibility of supervising the planning, scheduling,…

Q: xplain the OSHA's Fall Protection Standard. Then discuss whether residential contractors be exempt…

A: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) plays a critical role in ensuring workplace…

Q: What is the Miller Act and what does it specify regardinggovernment contracts?

A: Miller Act, a U.S. law that was passed in 1935. The act mandates that before any contract of more…

Q: As the project manager of your company, what will be your cinsideration during Tender adjustments…

A: Followings are the considerations during the adjustments for the submissions of the tender: