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Practical notes on FIDIC notices, time-bars, programme slips, QHSE readiness, and the difference between storing a contract and watching it.
How extension of time works under FIDIC 1999 (8.4) and 2017 (8.5), the 28-day notice that protects it, concurrent delay, and where teams lose entitlement.
Read moreA genuine FIDIC claim can be worth nothing if the 28-day notice is never served. How the time bar quietly kills entitlement, and how to stop it.
Read moreA plain-English walk through FIDIC Clause 20.1: the 28-day time bar, what it bars, the 2017 changes, and the practical ways teams lose entitlement.
Read moreFIDIC notices punish silence; NEC4 early warnings reward speaking up early. The difference in philosophy every project team should understand.
Read moreA programme slip is the start of a notice clock and a delay claim. The chain from cause to effect to entitlement, and where teams break it.
Read moreRAMS and a permit on file don't mean high-risk work is ready. What CDM 2015 expects, and how to check readiness before the crew starts.
Read moreA CDE stores your contract and correspondence. It doesn't read them. The difference between document control and a layer that reasons over it.
Read moreSee how Aven-AI flags notice, time-bar, programme and QHSE risks before the window closes.
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