Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training in Nairobi, Kenya by EduCore Global Skills

Module 1: Legal Frameworks and FIDIC Foundation

Core competencies for Legal Frameworks and FIDIC Foundation.

• Civil Law vs. Common Law impact on construction contracts
• Evolution of the FIDIC Suite
• The FIDIC Golden Principles for fair risk allocation
• Contract formation and priority of documents under Clause 1.5
• Exercise: Map project risks to the appropriate FIDIC Book

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities in FIDIC

Core competencies for Roles and Responsibilities in FIDIC.

• The Engineer’s role: Duty of care and Clause 3.7 Determinations
• Employer’s financial arrangements and Clause 2.4 transparency
• Contractor’s general obligations and Clause 4.1 performance security
• Subcontracting and nominated subcontractors under Clause 5
• Exercise: Draft a formal Engineer’s Determination for a contested variation

Module 3: Design and Quality Management

Core competencies for Design and Quality Management.

• Design responsibility in the Yellow and Silver Books
• Quality assurance and Clause 7 testing procedures
• Remedial work and the 'Fit for Purpose' obligation
• Intellectual property and BIM data ownership in construction
• Exercise: Create a quality compliance matrix for a design-build project

Module 4: Time Management and Delay Analysis

Core competencies for Time Management and Delay Analysis.

• Commencement, Delays, and Suspension under Clause 8
• The Programme: Critical Path Method (CPM) requirements
• Extension of Time (EoT) triggers and concurrent delay
• Liquidated Damages and the 'Delay Damages' framework

Module 5: Financial Procedures and Payment

Core competencies for Financial Procedures and Payment.

• The Contract Price and Payment under Clause 14
• Interim Payment Certificates (IPC) and Final Statements
• Advance payments, retentions, and bank guarantees
• Currencies of payment and financial risk mitigation
• Exercise: Build a payment milestone tracker for an EPC project

Module 6: Variations and Value Engineering

Core competencies for Variations and Value Engineering.

• Variation procedures under Clause 13.1 and 13.3
• Value Engineering proposals and Contractor incentives
• Adjustments for changes in legislation and cost
• Provisional Sums and Daywork management
• Exercise: Evaluate a variation proposal for technical and financial impact

Module 7: Risk, Responsibility, and Liability

Core competencies for Risk, Responsibility, and Liability.

• Allocation of risks and Clause 17 indemnities
• Limitation of liability and consequential loss exclusions
• Exceptional Events (formerly Force Majeure) under Clause 18
• Insurance requirements and professional indemnity cover
• Exercise: Design a risk register for a high-risk offshore project

Module 8: Suspension and Termination

Core competencies for Suspension and Termination.

• Termination by the Employer under Clause 15
• Suspension and Termination by the Contractor under Clause 16
• Valuation at the date of termination and post-termination costs
• Managing site handover and document retrieval after termination
• Exercise: Draft a Clause 15.2 Notice of Termination for default

Module 9: Claims and Dispute Management

Core competencies for Claims and Dispute Management.

• Clause 20: Contractor and Employer claims procedures
• The 'Time Bar' and its impact on claim entitlement
• Dispute Avoidance and Adjudication Boards (DAAB) under Clause 21
• Amicable settlement and ICC Arbitration procedures
• Exercise: Construct a DAAB submission for a complex cost claim

Module 10: Contract Administration Strategy and Reporting

Core competencies for Contract Administration Strategy and Reporting.

• Digital transformation: AI-assisted contract review and automation
• Integrating ESG and sustainability mandates into FIDIC contracts
• Reporting contract performance to executive leadership
• Building a project close-out and lessons learned framework
• Exercise: Develop a 5-day contract administration action plan

How is Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training delivered?

Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training is delivered through instructor-led classroom, live online, private in-house corporate training depending on the selected cohort or organizational arrangement.

What are the fees for Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training?

The published course investment is KES 112,000 and USD 1,500. Location-specific fees are shown where configured.

How long is Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training?

Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training runs for 5 Days unless a customized corporate schedule is agreed.

Do participants receive a certificate for Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training?

Participants who complete the course receive a Certificate of Completion from EduCore Global Skills.

Where can I take Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training?

Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training is available in Nairobi, Kenya. Current dates are shown only where real sessions have been configured.

Who should attend Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training?

Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training is designed for Managers, Supervisors, Team Leaders, Executives, Department Heads, Project Leads and organizations that need practical capability in Governance, Legal, and Contract Management.

What are the prerequisites for Construction Contract Law and FIDIC Contracts Training?

No mandatory prerequisite is required unless stated in the course outline. Practical workplace experience in the subject area is helpful.