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CIAP Document 102:
Uniform General
Conditions of
Contract for Private
Construction
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Section I. Definitions and Documents
Article 1.
Definitions
o Act of God or Force Majeure
Shall mean any event beyond the reasonable control of

the Owner or the Contractor, as the case may be, and
which is unavoidable notwithstanding the reasonable
care of the party affected and shall include, without
limitation, the following:
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Article 1. Definitions
Act of God or Force Majeure
war, hostilities or warlike operations (whether a strike, sabotage, lock-out, embargo, import restriction, port
a state of war be declared or not), invasion, act of d congestion, lack of usual means of public transportation and
foreign enemy, civil war; communication, industrial dispute, shipwreck, shortage or
restriction of power supply, epidemics, quarantine, plague;
rebellion, revolution, insurrection, mutiny, earthquake, landslide, volcanic activity, fire, flood, inundation, tidal
b usurpation of civil or military government,
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wave, typhoon or cyclone, hurricane, storm, lightning, or other
conspiracy, riot, civil commotion, terrorist acts; inclement weather condition, nuclear and pressure waves, or
other natural or physical disaster;
confiscation, nationalization, mobilization, shortage of labor, materials or utilities where caused by

c commandeering or requisition by or under the f circumstances that are themselves force majeure
order of any government or de jure or de facto
authority or ruler or any other act or failure to act
of any local or state or national government
authority;
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Bid bond
Any acceptable form of bond accompanying the Bid

submitted by the bidder as a guarantee that the bidder
will enter into the Contract with the Owner for the
construction of the Work, if the Contract is awarded to
him.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Bid Bulletin
A document containing additional information on Bid

Documents issued to bidders before date of bidding.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Bid Documents
Collectively refer to all documents provided or made

available to prospective bidders which include the
Invitation to Bid, drawings and technical specifications
and a copy of the Contract which the winning bidders
would be required to sign with the Owner
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Change order
A written order to the Contractor issued by the Owner

after the execution of the Contract, authorizing a change
or variation in the Work or an adjustment in the Contract
Price or Contract Time.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Contract Document
Documents attached to the Agreement identified therein as Contract Documents, including all
additions, deletions and modifications incorporated therein. These generally include the following
documents which shall form part of this Contract and constitute integral parts hereof:
(a) Special Provisions or Conditions;
(b) General Conditions;
(c) Specifications;
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(d) Drawings;
(e) Contractor’s Performance and Payment Bonds contemplated in Clause 31.04 hereof;
(f) Contractor’s Guarantee Bond contemplated in Clause 31.05 hereof; and
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(g) other Bid Documents
Article 1.
Definitions
o Contractor
The person or firm duly registered and licensed by the

Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board whose
proposal has been accepted and to whom the Contract
to execute the Work was awarded.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Contract Price
The amount in money, or other consideration, to be paid

by the Owner to the Contractor for the execution of the
Work in accordance with the Contract
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Cost
All expenditures properly incurred or to be incurred,

whether on or off the site, including overhead and other
charges properly allocable thereto but does not include
any allowance for profit
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Final payment
The payment of the final progress billing and all

approved claims including but not limited to variations in
the work, Contract Price adjustments and/or escalation,
acceleration of work, and others.
NOTE: finalInformation
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money
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Guarantee Bond
Approved form of security furnished by the Contractor

and its Surety as a guarantee of the quality of the
materials provided, the equipment installed, and the
workmanship performed by the Contractor.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Invitation to Bid
The notice or advertisement published by the Owner or

the invitation issued to prospective bidders, giving
information as to the nature of the proposed project,
conditions for the issuance of Contract documents, date
of bidding, and information that would give the
contractor a general idea of the magnitude and extent of
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the project.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Payment Bond

and its Surety as a guarantee of good faith on the part of
the Contractor to faithfully comply with the Contract in
respect of its obligations arising therefrom to its workers,
Sub-Contractors, and suppliers
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Performance Bond

and its Surety as a guarantee of good faith on the part of
the Contractor to execute the Work in accordance with
the Contract.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Retention
Sum of money, usually 10% or less of every progress

payment to a Contractor which the Owner retains to
underwrite future costs of completing the Contractor’s
work and/or remedying the defects therein
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Sub-Contractor
A Contractor duly registered and licensed by the

Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board having a
direct contract with the Contractor and who acts for or in
behalf of the Contractor in executing any part of the
Contract. NOTE: one who furnishes materials without
labor is a supplier and not a Sub-Contractor.
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Article 1.
Definitions
o Surety
Person, firm, or corporation which issues the bond

required of the Contractor
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Article 2 Execution, Correlation,

Meaning of Terms, and Intent of
Documents
2.01 Intent of Contract
The intent of the Contract is to include all labor and
materials, equipment, and transportation necessary for
the proper execution of the Work.
2.02 Standard of Conduct

Each party to the Contract acknowledges that, in the
exercise of each party’s rights and in the performance of
his duties, each must act with justice, give the other party
its due, and observe honesty and good faith.
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Article 2 Execution, Correlation,

Meaning of Terms, and Intent of
Documents
2. 03 Interpretation of Contract
a) In case of conflict between the provisions of

the Agreement or of any Contract Document,
or between the provisions of one of the
Contract Documents and the provisions of
another Contract Document, or in case of
discrepancy, defective description, error or
omission in the Contract, the following rules
shall be followed:
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Article 2 Execution, Correlation, Meaning of Terms, and Intent of Documents
2. 03 Interpretation of Contract (a)
The Agreement and the Contract Documents shall be taken as

RULE
1 mutually explanatory of one another. The various provisions of
the Contract shall be interpreted together, attributing to the
doubtful ones that sense which may result from all of them taken
jointly.
RULE The provisions of the Civil Code of the Philippines on the

2 Interpretation of contracts and of the Rules of Court on the
Interpretation of Documents shall be applied.
Where the conflict between or among the provisions of the

RULE
3 Agreement and/or the Contract Documents cannot be resolved
by Rules 1 and 2
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Where the conflict cannot be resolved by applying Rule 3 or

RULE
4 where Rule 3 does not apply, the conflict shall be resolved by
giving precedence to the Agreement or to provisions of a Contract
Document higher in order of priority among the various
documents which comprise the Contract.
Where there is discrepancy, defective description, error or omission

RULE
5 in any Contract Document, the Contract Documents shall be
interpreted as being complementary to each other. Thus, what is
called for in one Contract Document, although not mentioned in
another Contract Document where it should have been mentioned,
shall be deemed to be called for by the Contract.
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The apparent silence of the Drawings, Specifications or

RULE
6 any other Contract Document as to any detail, or the lack
of detailed description concerning any part of the work,
shall be understood to mean that good and accepted
construction practice in accordance with the usage or
custom of the place shall be followed.
RULE Rules 1 to 6 shall yield to specific rules of interpretation in

7 this document or in the Contract.
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2. 03 Interpretation of Contract
(b) The Owner shall resolve the conflict, or interpret or

explain such discrepancy, defective description, error or
omission with due regard to Article 2.04.
(c) The interpretation of or explanation by the Owner shall
be issued in the form of instructions to the Contractor.
Where the Owner fails to issue the instructions in writing,
the execution of that part of work affected by the
interpretation or explanation without a timely objection or
protest of the Owner shall be deemed to have been
executed in accordance with the Owner's explanation or
interpretation.
(d) In all cases where a device, item, or part of equipment is
referred to in the singular number, it is intended that such
reference shall apply to as many such devices, items, or
parts as are required to complete the work.
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2.04 Conformity to the

Contract
The Work shall be executed in accordance with
the Contract
(a) If there be a variance between the Drawings

and the Specifications, the provisions of the
Specifications shall prevail. In case of conflict
between the General Conditions or any
modification thereof and the detailed
specification requirements, the detailed
specification requirements shall prevail.
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2.04 Conformity to the Contract
(b) Any discrepancy found between the Drawings

and Specifications and site conditions or any error
or omission in the Drawings or Specifications shall
be immediately reported to the Owner, who shall
promptly correct such discrepancy, error, or
omission. Any work involving such discrepancies
shall be estimated by the Contractor and unit prices
or lump sum amounts shall be agreed upon by the
parties whenever possible before the work is done.
Any work done by the Contractor involving
discrepancies found by the Contractor and not
reported to and without the knowledge of the
Owner shall be considered as having been done at
the Contractor's risk.
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2.04 Conformity to the

Contract
(c) The Owner shall be fully responsible for
adequacy of the design and for sufficiency of the
Drawings and Specifications. The complete
requirements of the Work shall be set forth in
Drawings and Specifications to be supplied by
the Owner.
(d) In the event that any part or whole of the

Works, when agreed upon, are designed by the
Contractor, then all responsibilities assigned to
the Owner for the said design shall automatically
be assigned to the Contractor as its
responsibility.
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2.06 Timely Exercise of

Administrative Responsibilities
Whenever under the Contract, the Owner shall

exercise its discretion fairly and in a timely manner
taking due regard of Completion Time and the
approved construction schedule notwithstanding any
provision in the Contract requiring the Contractor to
notify the Owner when such action is due or when
such equipment or materials are due. The Owner shall
exercise such discretion by:
(a) giving decision, opinion or consent;
(b) expressing satisfaction and approval;
(c) determining value;
(d) providing drawings;
(e) supplying equipment or materials, or;
(f) otherwise taking action which may affect the
Contractor's timely completion of the work
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2.07 Defective Equipment, Materials,

or Work
Whenever the Contract or the General Conditions

provide that the Owner may require the Contractor to
remove or replace defective or inferior materials or
equipment or to replace bad or defective work, the
Owner, if represented by a professional duly
authorized to supervise the Contractor’s work and to
exercise the discretion and authority of the Owner,
shall condemn such materials, equipment or work in
order to minimize the damage or loss of the
Contractor. However, where even with the exercise of
due diligence, the Owner could not have discovered
the use of inferior materials and equipment or the
defective work, the Owner may condemn it upon
discovery, and the Contractor shall bear all the cost of
removing and replacing the defective or inferior
material or equipment or the defective work.
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Article 2 Execution, Correlation, Meaning of Terms, and Intent of
Documents
2.08 Review of Contract

The Contractor shall carefully study and compare
the various documents that comprise the
Contract and shall report to the Owner any error,
inconsistency or omission that may be
discovered in its provisions. The Contractor,
however, shall not be liable to the Owner for any
damage resulting from any such error,
inconsistency or omission in the Contract.
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2.10 Ownership of Contract and

Models
Whenever the Contract or the General Conditions

provide that the Owner may require the Contractor to
remove or replace defective or inferior materials or
equipment or to replace bad or defective work, the
Owner, if represented by a professional duly
authorized to supervise the Contractor’s work and to
exercise the discretion and authority of the Owner,
shall condemn such materials, equipment or work in
order to minimize the damage or loss of the
Contractor. However, where even with the exercise of
due diligence, the Owner could not have discovered
the use of inferior materials and equipment or the
defective work, the Owner may condemn it upon
discovery, and the Contractor shall bear all the cost of
removing and replacing the defective or inferior
material or equipment or the defective work.
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Article 3 Drawings
and Specifications
3.01 Copies of Drawings and Specifications
The Owner shall furnish the Contractor, free of charge, three sets
of Drawings and Specifications inclusive of the signed Contract.
All other copies of Drawings and Specifications as required by
the Contractor shall be furnished to it at cost of reproduction.
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Article 3 Drawings
and Specifications
3.02 Coordination of Drawings and Specifications
All Drawings and models are to be read and understood together

with the Specifications, to form a part thereof. Where figures are
given, these are to be followed in preference to measurements
by scale. Anything shown on the Drawings but not mentioned in
the 30 Specifications, or vice versa, or anything not expressly set
forth in either, but which is reasonably implied, shall be furnished
as if specifically shown and mentioned in both.
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Article 3 Drawings
and Specifications
3.03 Clarification of Meaning of Drawings and
Specifications
The Owner shall provide the Contractor directions and

explanations necessary and proper to make more definite and
certain any requirement of the Drawings (including notes
thereon) or of the provisions of the Specifications. Upon request
of the Contractor, the Owner shall explain:
(a) the meaning of the Drawings, (including notes thereon) or of
the Specifications; and/or
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(b) any obscurity as to the wording of the Specifications.
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Article 3 Drawings
and Specifications
3.04 Discrepancy in Drawings
The Contractor shall report to the Owner any discrepancy in the

figures in the drawings immediately upon discovery. The Owner
shall make the necessary correction. The Contractor shall not be
entitled to an adjustment of its Contract Price and Completion
Time should its work be ordered re-done if such work was made
without notifying the Owner of the discovery of the discrepancy
and before the Owner makes the necessary correction.
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Article 4 Detail
Drawings and
Instructions
4.01 Supplementary Drawings and Instructions
The Owner shall furnish additional detail drawings and

instructions essential to proper interpretation and proper
execution of the Work. All such additional drawings and
instructions are to be considered of equal force as those which
originally accompany the Specifications.
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Article 5 Shop Drawings
5.01 Conditions in the Preparation of Shop

Drawings
The Contractor shall prepare, at its own expense,

and submit two copies of all shop or setting
drawings, templates, patterns and models and
the Owner shall pass upon them making desired
corrections, if any. The Contractor shall make the
corrections in the shop drawings required by the
Owner and file with the latter three (3) corrected
copies thereof.
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5.02 Identification
Shop drawings, which shall be numbered consecutively, shall represent:
necessary details,
including complete
all working and arrangement and information for making
kinds of materials
erection dimensions sectional views connections with other and finishes
work
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5.02 Identification
Date of approval by the

Owner
Name of project
Descriptive names of equipment,

materials, and classified item
numbers
location at which materials or

equipment are to be installed in the
Work
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5.02 Identification
Shop drawings shall contain the following::
descriptive names of location at which

date of approval by equipment, materials, materials or
name of project and classified item
the Owner equipment are to be
numbers installed in the Work
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Article 2 Execution, Correlation, Meaning of Terms, and Intent of
Documents
2.08 Review of Contract

The Contractor shall carefully study and compare
the various documents that comprise the
Contract and shall report to the Owner any error,
inconsistency or omission that may be
discovered in its provisions. The Contractor,
however, shall not be liable to the Owner for any
damage resulting from any such error,
inconsistency or omission in the Contract.
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Article 3 Drawings and Specifications
3.01
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Recent Trends
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The Competition
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Competitor Analysis
Competitor 01 Competitor 02 Competitor 03
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Customer Acquisition
Lead Magnet Welcome Mat
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The Main Sale Profit Maker
03
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Customer Traction
1500 Development
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Statistics
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Milestones
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A business plan lays out a written plan from a marketing,
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investment. They are also a way for companies to keep
themselves on track going forward.
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Repairs & maintenance 00000
Training / Seminars 00000
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Accounts receivable 10.0 Other 10.0
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Total Current 40.0 Fixed Long-term debt 10.0
Fixed PPE 10.0 Other 10.0
Goodwill 10.0 Total Fixed 20.0
Intangible assets 10.0 Equity Paid-in capital 10.0
Other 10.0 Retained earnings 20.0
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Total Assets 80.0 Total Liabilities 80.0
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CIAP Document 102:

Shall mean any event beyond the reasonable control of

Act of God or Force Majeure

confiscation, nationalization, mobilization, shortage of labor, materials or utilities where caused by

Any acceptable form of bond accompanying the Bid

A document containing additional information on Bid

Collectively refer to all documents provided or made

A written order to the Contractor issued by the Owner

The person or firm duly registered and licensed by the

The amount in money, or other consideration, to be paid

All expenditures properly incurred or to be incurred,

The payment of the final progress billing and all

Approved form of security furnished by the Contractor

The notice or advertisement published by the Owner or

Approved form of security furnished by the Contractor

Approved form of security furnished by the Contractor

Sum of money, usually 10% or less of every progress

A Contractor duly registered and licensed by the

Person, firm, or corporation which issues the bond

Article 2 Execution, Correlation,

2.02 Standard of Conduct

Article 2 Execution, Correlation,

a) In case of conflict between the provisions of

2. 03 Interpretation of Contract (a)

The Agreement and the Contract Documents shall be taken as

RULE The provisions of the Civil Code of the Philippines on the

Where the conflict between or among the provisions of the

2. 03 Interpretation of Contract (a)

Where the conflict cannot be resolved by applying Rule 3 or

Where there is discrepancy, defective description, error or omission

2. 03 Interpretation of Contract (a)

The apparent silence of the Drawings, Specifications or

RULE Rules 1 to 6 shall yield to specific rules of interpretation in

(b) The Owner shall resolve the conflict, or interpret or

2.04 Conformity to the

(a) If there be a variance between the Drawings

2.04 Conformity to the Contract

(b) Any discrepancy found between the Drawings

2.04 Conformity to the

(d) In the event that any part or whole of the

2.06 Timely Exercise of

Whenever under the Contract, the Owner shall

2.07 Defective Equipment, Materials,

Whenever the Contract or the General Conditions

2.08 Review of Contract

2.10 Ownership of Contract and

Whenever the Contract or the General Conditions

All Drawings and models are to be read and understood together

The Owner shall provide the Contractor directions and

The Contractor shall report to the Owner any discrepancy in the

The Owner shall furnish additional detail drawings and

Article 5 Shop Drawings

5.01 Conditions in the Preparation of Shop

The Contractor shall prepare, at its own expense,

Date of approval by the

Descriptive names of equipment,

location at which materials or

descriptive names of location at which

2.08 Review of Contract

Article 3 Drawings and Specifications

Key Resources Channels

Cost Structure Revenue Streams