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▪ his/her needs,
▪ performance requirements, and
▪ comprehensive scope of works prior to the signing of the contract.
This type of contract requires extensive involvement of the owner during the
entire life cycle of the project. They have to involve for taking decisions during the
selection of design alternatives and the monitoring of costs and schedules during
construction, and therefore, the owner has to maintain/hire a team of qualified
professionals to perform these activities.
In this type of method, the owner employs a single firm to undertake the design,
procurement, construction, and commissioning of the entire works.
The firm is also involved in the management of project during entire process of
the contract. The client is responsible for the preparation of their statement
requirements, which becomes the strict responsibility of the contractor to deliver.
This type of contract is used mainly for the process type of projects and is
sometimes called EPC.
▪ the project based on FEED by the owner and has to deliver the project
within an agreed time and cost, commonly known as lump sum turnkey
contract.
Table 3.4 illustrates the difference between design–build and EPC type of project
delivery system, Figure 3.6 illustrates typical logic flowchart for EPC project, and
Figure 3.7 illustrates EPC project system contractual relationship.
Logic flowchart for EPC projects. EPC, engineering,
procurement, and construction.