Procedures for design and construction

2.1 Promoters obligations
2.2 Importance of feasibility studies
2.3 Options for design:
” -(a) Design by promoter or a consultant *
” -(b) Outline designs provided with detailed design by others *
” -(c) Layout design by promoter; detailed design by contractor *
” -(d) Functional specification by promoter: design by contractor *
2.4 Options for construction:
” -(a) Direct labour construction *
” -(b) Construction divided into trades *
” -(c) Main civil contractor supplies all ancillary services *
” -(d) Civil contractor constructs; promoter orders plant separately *
” -(e) Civil contractor orders all plant *
” -(f) Plant supplier arranges building design and construction *
2.5 Construction using forms of management contracting
” -(a) Construction management *
” -(b) Management contracting *
2.6 Design and build procedures and other options
” -(a) Design and build or turn-key contracts *
” -(b) Design, build and operate contracts *
” -(c) Engineer, procure and construct contracts *
?? -(d) Partnering *
” -(e) Term or Serial contracting *
2.7 Comment on possible arrangements

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