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Consortium or Joint Venture : the same or very different?

Often, there is confusion between the roles, responsibilities and day-to-day functioning of a Joint Venture versus a Consortium. This post looks deeper into the reasons why and when to use either and their differences.

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years23 November 2018 ago

Blog on contracts, “AfiTaC.com”, new status after 6 more months

Six months ago, we had published a first situation concerning the interest in the blog on contracts, “Afitac.com”. Now, curious to see how this blog has developed?

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years1 November 2018 ago

EBRD conference on FIDIC 2017 – Red and Yellow Books

This post describes the event organized by EBRD at its headquarters in London on the 27th of September 2018. The event was about the changes introduced with the new Red and Yellow Books of the 2017 rainbow suite. FIDIC, EBRD’s Clients and Contractors all had the opportunity to express themselves.

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years29 September 2018 ago

The latest evolutions in Contract Management

This post contains a conversation with Jan Bouckaert, founder of AfiTaC, about innovative services around contracts: lowering hurdles, facilitating learning, establishing a collaborative environment and much more.

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years18 September 2018 ago

Time Bar struggle for Muse

The stereotype is that Contractors are just claim machines. Time bars play an important role in this. This post and the music of Muse allow us to rethink our ways of working on claims & time bars in a positive atmosphere outside of the day-to-day projects.

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years8 September 2018 ago

Delay LDs for Natalie Imbruglia

Contract Management, in general, and liquidated damages, in particular, are serious subjects. Still, in this post, we manage to think about delay LDs drawing from Natalie Imbruglia’s “Torn”: genuine pré-estimate, sole remedies, rates & caps etc.

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years4 September 2018 ago

Contract Management & Music, “I can’t get no satisfaction” (The Rolling Stones)

Mick Jagger can’t get no satisfaction. And what about Employers/Engineers? Should they get satisfaction from the way the contract is executed by the Contractor? Read about this funny link between the Rolling Stones and Contract Management.

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years2 September 2018 ago

Contract Management: are contracts cast in stone?

Project teams, in general, and Contract Managers, in particular, often speak in a detached way about the contrat: “unfortunately, the contract says the following” as if it came from somewhere and was cast in stone. This posts reflects on the freedom and opportunity to change contracts.

By Jan Bouckaert, 5 years22 August 2018 ago
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