The ICE Design and Construct Contract

Product Description It is expected that design and construct in the 1990s will follow the growth trend of designbuild in the building industry in the 1980s. For civil engineers the changes in contractual arrangements will be challenging and demanding. The responsibilities and obligations of the parties will be vastly different from those in traditional ICE Conditions and the familiar role of the engineer will disappear. This book examines in detail the difference between the new ICE Form and traditional ICE Conditions and provides a general outline of law and practice relating to design and construct contracting. From the Back Cover It is expected that design and construct in the 1990s will follow the growth trend of designbuild in the building industry in the 1980s. For civil engineers the changes in contractual arrangements will be challenging and demanding. The responsibilities and obligations of the parties will be vastly different from those in traditional ICE Conditions and the familiar role of the engineer will disappear. This book will examine in detail the difference