Comparison between FIDIC Contract Model with Taiwan Construction Specifications
Date Issued
2009
Date
2009
Author(s)
Huang, Chih-Hung
Abstract
Since Taiwan acceded to the GPA in 2008, the agreement must affect Taiwan public construction. Taiwan''s contractors need to cooperate with foreign companies or competition in many large-scale public constructions. Taiwan’s construction industry inevitably aligns with the international construction industry. The domestic contractors must figure out relevant regulations such as rights and obligations, risk allocation, administrative procedure of the international construction contract. It will have lots of merits for Taiwan’s construction industry to take the challenge of the international markets in the future. The study believes construction contract transgresses neither the legislation the Government Procurement Law nor the prohibition and force under the provisions of the Civil Law. It should return to the relevant provisions of the lease conditions to solve the dispute of complex engineering and technical level problems based on the degree of autonomy of private law. First, the sudy sruggles to classfy and compare the general condition between FIDIC with construction specifications and then discovered differences by the terms of the claims and regulations. The analysis of survey conducted uses Fuzzy Delphi Method with dispute mechanisms to discuss the relationship between domestic common dispute and imperfect clauses. In conclusion, there’re some suggestions of amendment for Taiwan construction specifications.
Subjects
Construction Specifications
Risk Allocation
Claim
Fuzzy Delphi Method
Type
thesis
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