NTP (Notice to Proceed)
A formal instruction issued by the Employer authorizing the Contractor to commence work under the contract.
A formal instruction issued by the Employer authorizing the Contractor to commence work under the contract.
The date defined in the contract on which the time for completion of the works begins to run, often linked to the issuance of the Notice to Proceed (NTP).
A certificate issued after all contractual obligations have been fulfilled and defects have been resolved.
A certificate confirming that the works have been substantially completed and are ready for provisional acceptance.
A certificate issued by the Employer confirming that the works have been completed and taken over.
The date on which the project or facility begins commercial operations and starts generating revenue.
A formal written communication required under the contract to notify the other party of specific events, claims, or intentions.
A detailed description of the tasks, responsibilities, and deliverables that the Contractor is required to perform under the contract.
A third party engaged by the Contractor to perform part of the work.
Pre-agreed compensation payable for failure to complete the works within the specified time.
A document issued to certify the amount payable to the Contractor for completed work.
An extension to the contract completion date granted due to delays beyond the Contractor’s control.
A formal request by one party seeking additional time, cost, or contractual relief.
Any modification to the scope of work, including additions, omissions, or changes instructed by the Employer.
An extraordinary event beyond the control of the parties, such as war or natural disasters, preventing contractual performance.
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