jbcc notification and claims guide and template · in terms of clause 23.4 of the jbcc principal...

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JBCC NOTIFICATION AND CLAIMS GUIDE AND TEMPLATE STEP 1 Circumstance causing delay STEP 2 Is there entitlement to a Revision? CLAUSE 23.1 CLAUSE 23.2 Without Cost Adjustment With Cost Adjustment Adverse weather Inability to obtain materials and goods Repairing damage not due to any party’s fault Where a prime cost item is supplied late Work affected by a statutory body or local authority Force majeure 23.1.1 23.1.2 23.1.3 23.1.4 23.1.5 23.1.6 Delayed possession of the site 23.2.1 Repairing damage not due to a contractor’s fault 23.2.2 Contract instruction not due to the contractor’s default 23.2.3 Testing of work or materials where they are found to be in order 23.2.4 Late or incorrect issue of construction information 23.2.5 Late supply of free issue or other material for which the Employer is responsible 23.2.6 Late appointment of a subcontractor in terms of the agreed programme 23.2.7 Late acceptance of a subcontractor’s design by the PA 23.2.8 An act or omission by a nominated subcontractor or a direct contractor 23.2.9 Insolvency of a nominated subcontractor 23.2.10 Suspension or termination by a subcontractor due to employer’s default 23.2.11 Execution of additional work for the BOQ quantities were not accurate 23.2.12 Suspension of the works 23.2.13 CLAUSE 23.3 With or Without Cost Adjustment Any Cause beyond the Contractor’s reasonable control 23.3 STEP 3 Notify the principal agent Within 20 WORKING DAYS of becoming aware Dear Mr/Me Principal Agent In terms of Clause 23.4 of the JBCC Principal Building Agreement, Edition 6.1 (or 6.2) (“the agreement”), as amended and signed between the parties, we hereby notify you of a circumstance which could cause a delay to the practical completion and/or sectional completion dates and for which this notice serves to convey our intention to submit a claim for a revision of the practical and/or sectional completion dates. The circumstance is explained as follows... Do note that a notification as required by JBCC is to notify of an intention to submit a claim. Many contractors only notify of a delay. This may cause technical difficulties later on. STEP 4 Submit the claim to the principal agent Dear Mr/Me Principal Agent In terms of Clause 23.6 of the JBCC Principal Building Agreement, Edition 6.1 (or 6.2) (“the agreement”), as amended and signed between the parties, we hereby submit our detailed claim and quantification of delay for a revision of the practical completion and/or a sectional completion dates. 1. Please refer to our notification dated XXX. 2. The relevant clause we rely on is clause XXXX. Explain why this clause is relevant to your current circumstance. 3. The circumstance had the following impact on our completion date... Explain in detail how the circumstance affected the completion date on the project. Using a programme to illustrate the change to the critical path provides a solid backing to your claim. 4. As a result of this impact illustrated above, we claim XX working days extension to the practical and/ or sectional completion dates on the project. Our current PC date is XXX and this impact pushed the date to XXX, hence our calculation is XX days of extension. Be clear and transparent on how the extension period was calculated Within 40 WORKING DAYS from when the contractor is able to quantify the delay Copyright ©2019 Le Roux Consulting - We turn chaos to clarity - www.lerouxconsulting.com Kindly note this guide doesn't constitute advice and any user should use it with discretion at their own risk.

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Page 1: JBCC NOTIFICATION AND CLAIMS GUIDE AND TEMPLATE · In terms of Clause 23.4 of the JBCC Principal Building Agreement, Edition 6.1 (or 6.2) (“the agreement”), as amended and signed

JBCC NOTIFICATION AND CLAIMS GUIDE AND TEMPLATE

STEP 1Circumstance causing delay

STEP 2Is there entitlement to a Revision?

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Adverse weather

Inability to obtain materials and goods

Repairing damage not due to any party’s fault

Where a prime cost item is supplied late

Work affected by a statutory body or local authority

Force majeure

23.1.1

23.1.2

23.1.3

23.1.4

23.1.5

23.1.6

Delayed possession of the site23.2.1

Repairing damage not due to a contractor’s fault23.2.2

Contract instruction not due to the contractor’s default23.2.3

Testing of work or materials where they are found to be in order23.2.4

Late or incorrect issue of construction information23.2.5

Late supply of free issue or other material for which the Employer is responsible23.2.6

Late appointment of a subcontractor in terms of the agreed programme23.2.7

Late acceptance of a subcontractor’s design by the PA23.2.8

An act or omission by a nominated subcontractor or a direct contractor23.2.9

Insolvency of a nominated subcontractor23.2.10

Suspension or termination by a subcontractor due to employer’s default23.2.11

Execution of additional work for the BOQ quantities were not accurate23.2.12

Suspension of the works23.2.13

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Dear Mr/Me Principal Agent

In terms of Clause 23.4 of the JBCC Principal Building Agreement, Edition 6.1 (or 6.2) (“the agreement”), as amended and signed between the parties, we hereby notify you of a circumstance which could cause a delay to the practical completion and/or sectional completion dates and for which this notice serves to convey our intention to submit a claim for a revision of the practical and/or sectional completion dates.

The circumstance is explained as follows...

Do note that a notification as required by JBCC is to notify of an intention to submit a claim. Many contractors only notify of a delay. This may cause technical difficulties later on.

STEP 4Submit the claim to the principal agent

Dear Mr/Me Principal Agent

In terms of Clause 23.6 of the JBCC Principal Building Agreement, Edition 6.1 (or 6.2) (“the agreement”), as amended and signed between the parties, we hereby submit our detailed claim and quantification of delay for a revision of the practical completion and/or a sectional completion dates.1. Please refer to our notification dated XXX.2. The relevant clause we rely on is clause XXXX. Explain why this clause is relevant to your currentcircumstance.3. The circumstance had the following impact on our completion date... Explain in detail how thecircumstance affected the completion date on the project. Using a programme to illustrate the change to the criticalpath provides a solid backing to your claim.4. As a result of this impact illustrated above, we claim XX working days extension to the practical and/or sectional completion dates on the project. Our current PC date is XXX and this impact pushed thedate to XXX, hence our calculation is XX days of extension. Be clear and transparent on how the extensionperiod was calculated

Within 40 WORKING DAYS from when the contractor is able to quantify the delay

Copyright ©2019 Le Roux Consulting - We turn chaos to clarity - www.lerouxconsulting.comKindly note this guide doesn't constitute advice and any user should use it with discretion at their own risk.