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S.O. shall have two copies of such further working drawings or details as are reasonably
necessary either to explain and amplify the Contract Drawings or the Specification.
Contractor shall keep one copy of the Contract Drawings, the Specification (if any), unpriced
Bills of Quantities and documents on the Site and the S.O. shall at all reasonable times have
access to the same.
Return to the S.O. all drawings, details, specifications, unpriced copy of Bills of Quantities
and other documents of like nature after completion of work.
None of the documents hereinbefore mentioned shall be used by the Contractor for any
purpose other than this Contract.
Documents
Clause 3.10 As-built Drawings
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PWD Form 203A
Contract
Documents
Form of Tender
Letter of Award
Articles of Agreement
Contract Drawings
Conditions of Contract
Bills of Quantities
Contract Drawings
Specifications
Contract Bills
Treasurys instructions
Custody of
Documents
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Sufficiency of
Contract
Documents
Not stated.
Copies of
Tender
Documents
Not stated.
Not stated.
Not stated.
Not stated.
Not stated.
Not stated.
Not stated.
Further
Drawings or
details
Works
Programme
Programme not
part of Contract
Architects
acceptance or
programme
Availability of
document
Limitation of
use of
documents
As-built
drawings and
operation and
maintenance
manuals
date.
b) Performance Bond
A performance bond, also known as a contract bond, is a surety bond issued by an insurance
company or a bank to guarantee satisfactory completion of a project by a contractor. A job
requiring a payment and performance bond will usually require a bid bond, to bid the job.
When the job is awarded to the winning bid, a payment and performance bond will then be
required as a security to the job completion.
For example, a contractor may cause a performance bond to be issued in favor of a client for
whom the contractor is constructing a building. If the contractor fails to construct the building
according to the specifications laid out by the contract (most often due to the bankruptcy of
the contractor), the client is guaranteed compensation for any monetary loss up to the amount
of the performance bond.
Performance bonds are commonly used in the construction and development of real property,
where an owner or investor may require the developer to assure that contractors or project
managers procure such bonds in order to guarantee that the value of the work will not be lost
in the case of an unfortunate event (such as insolvency of the contractor). In other cases, a
performance bond may be requested to be issued in other large contracts besides civil
construction projects. Another example of this use is in commodity contracts where the seller
is asked to provide a Bond to reassure the buyer that if the commodity being sold is not in fact
delivered (for whatever reason) the buyer will at least receive compensation for his lost costs.
One of the performance bonds is Performance Bond/Performance Guarantee Sum in PWD
Form 203A and Performance Bond in PAM Contract 2006.
PWD Form 203A
Clause 13.0 Performance Bond/Performance
Guarantee Sum
Clause 22.2 Design Guarantee Bond
Clause 42.1(f) Performance Bond Not
Affected
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Documents
Amount
and
function
of
Performance
Bond
Extend validity
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Difference
Submission of
Performance
Bond
Form
of
Performance
Bond
Validity
of
Performance
Bond
Failure
to
extend validity
Not stated.
Not stated.
Difference
Return
of
Performance
Bond
For the PWD Form 203A Clause 22.2 and 42.1 (f) didnt mention in the PAM Contract 2006,
it is the difference between this two forms of contract for performance bond.
Clause 22.2 Design Guarantee Bond
The Contractor shall provide a design guarantee bond issued by the licensed bank or financial
institution before the issuance of Certificate of Practical Completion, the amount of design
guarantee bond still be 5% of the value of the said part of the works as stated in the appendix.
The design guarantee bond still remain valid for 5 years from the date of practical completion
of works.
If the defect or damage occur to that particular part of works as the result of any defect, fault,
insufficiency or inadequacy in the design including workmanship, materials and equipment
which has become defective due to design default. The government have the right to claim the
design guarantee bond according to the amount losses by the government. If the design
guarantee bond is not provided, the government have the right to claim on the performance
bond which is equal to the 5% of the value of the said part of Works that provided by the
contractor.
Clause 42.1 (f) Performance Bond Not Affected
The Performance Bond or balance will safety released or refunded to contractor on the
completion of Making Good Defect. It will more similar with the Clause 13.5.
Work Programme
Work programme is a document for showing how the work will be carry out and showing the
duration of different task. Thought this work programme, the Main Contractor will plan the
labour force for different period, when to bring in the machinery and when the suppliers
require to supply the materials. Furthermore, the Quantity surveyor can plan the schedule of
percentage work done and schedule of issue interim certificate based on work programme.
PWD Form 203A
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Purpose
Revised of
Work
Programme
programme
of
work
showing
necessary ratification to ensure the
project is complete within date of
completion or any extended time.
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Difference
Date of
Submission
Consideration
for Part of
Contract
Not stated.
Fees of Extra
Document for
Client
Not stated.
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Payment
Insurance
of
Default
Insuring
Risk Covered
in
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PWD Form 203A
Placing
Insurance
Validation
period
Insurance
Extension
Insurance
of
Not stated.
Additional
risks to be
covered under
the insurance
Not stated.
Insurance
Works
Not stated.
Contract period
Date of Commencement
Date of Completion
3 months of Insurance
OR,
Contract period
Date of Commencement
Defect
Liability
Period
NEW Date of
Completion
Date of Completion
3 months of Insurance