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110	2		_aRoyal Institution of Chartered Surveyors _94900
245	0	0	_aContract administration _bRICS guidance note _h[archived]
260			_aCoventry _bRICS _c2011
300			_a28p. _c30cm.
490		0	_aRICS Guidance Note _v(GN 69/2011)
520			_aProvides practical guidance to contract administrators including appointment, roles and responsibilities and administrative procedures.
520			_aThe purpose of this guidance note is to provide practical guidance to RICS members in England and Wales who undertake the role of 'contract administrator' (CA). The role of the CA covers a wide range of possible services and projects from the smallest residential scheme through to larger commercial projects. The responsibilities of the CA will be defined by the form of building contract and the professional appointment under which the CA is appointed. As the majority of surveyors only deal with small to medium sized contracts, this guidance note will concentrate on the role of CA at this level; and in particular within the provisions of contracts issued by the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT - minor works, intermediate and standard building contracts). In addition, many of the principles set out in this guidance note will also apply where no standard form of contract has been entered into, particularly for smaller works. While the guidance note does not deal with full 'design and build contracts, the issue of the employer's responsibility for design is considered. On this basis it should be noted that this guidance note does not cover other forms of JCT contract, GC works, BPF/NEC or ICE forms, other than to distinguish the role of the CA. It also does not deal with the responsibilities of employers' representatives under design and build arrangements, where the responsibility is to act exclusively in the interests of the employer, albeit honestly and with integrity.
520			_aArchived May 2022 due to out-of-date JCT contract clause references and it is planned to be revised and re-issued in due course, and as part of a wider review and update of the QS Black Book series of guidance notes. These Black Book titles cover much of the same ground as the withdrawn CA GN, although in greater detail and more from a QS standpoint
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651		4	_aEngland and Wales _y1543-
690			_aBUILT ENVIRONMENT-CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
856	4	1	_uhttps://www.isurv.com/downloads/download/1347/contract_administration_archived _zArchived on isurv (Subscription required)
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