BY SAIRAJ D PATIL
UNDER GUIDANCE OF PROF. NANDINI SHIRBHATE
EPC AND FIDIC
Table Of Contents
01
About EPC
Earn, Procure and Construct
02
Advantages and Disadvantages
Merits and Demirits of EPC
03
About FIDIC
International Federation of
Consulting Engineers
ENGINEERING,
PROCEUREMENT AND
CONSTRUCTION
WHAT IS EPC ?
An EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction)
Contract in the construction industry is a contractual
agreement between a project owner and the contractor.
The contractual framework in an EPC contract enables
the owner to transfer the complete risk of design,
procurement, and construction to the contractor. The
contractor is solely responsible for completing the
project and handing it over to the owner in a turnkey
condition. This is why EPC contracts are sometimes
called turnkey construction contracts or simply turnkey
contracts.
Stages of project in EPC
1. Front-End Planning
2. Engineering and Design
3. Paperwork and sanctions
4. Fabrication, Procurement, and Construction
5. Commissioning and Startup
Advantages of EPC Contract
Single point responsibility
Fixed contract price and completion date
Can set a Performance specification
Performance Security
Contracting Cost is Low and Process is Easy
Disadvantages of EPC Contract
 Overall contract cost is high
 Less companies offer EPC
 Changes in design is difficult from owners side
 Output may not be upto expectation
 Whole stakes are on single company
GOVERNMENT AND LARGE CAP
ORGANIZATIONS
WHO PREFFERS EPC ?
What is EPCM
Construction
Management
EPCM
Procurement
Engineering
Fédération Internationale Des Ingénieurs-Conseils
(International federation of consulting engineers)
WHAT IS FIDIC ?
 Started in 1913 by the Trio of France, Belgium and Switzerland.
 Currently has 100+ members
 Provides standard form of Construction Contracts
 Aims to achieve Fair conditions for both Contractor and Client
FIDIC
1. The Contract Agreement
2. The Letter of Acceptance (this is the formal acceptance of the contractor's
tender and marks the formation of the contract)
3. The Letter of Tender
4. Part II – the conditions of particular application
5. Part I – general conditions of contract
6. The Specification and Drawings (Red Book), The Employer’s Requirements
(Yellow Book), the Schedules (Red and Yellow Books)
7. Further documents (if any), listed in the Contract Agreement or in the Letter
of Acceptance.
Documents Required In A FIDIC Contract
Principles of FIDIC Contract
1. To achieve optimum result by giving fair allocation of risk to both owner and the
contractor.
2. Close operations and teamwork between Contractor and Engineer with a mutual
desire to produce a satisfactory end product.
3. To bring all the stakeholders under a standardized framework.
Templates in FIDIC
RED Conditions of contract for
construction.
Yellow Conditions of contract for plant
and design build.
Gold For design, build and operate
contracts.
Green For short form of contracts.
Silver Conditions of contract for
EPC/Turnkey.
Advantages of FIDIC
International Standards
Price Competition
Lower Bid time and cost
Various types of Contract
Practical Clauses
Advantages of FIDIC
Multiple Languages
Bankability
Less Risk of Disputes
Neutral Contracts
High Success Ratio
Limitations of FIDIC
 Unfamiliarity by Local Contractors
 Limited Judicial Consideration
 Customization
 Keeps on Changing or updating
 https://legalvision.com.au/what-are-engineering-procurement-and-
construction-epc-contracts/
 https://www.hm-ec.com/blog-posts/a-quick-guide-to-epc-project-types-hm
 https://www.blackridgeresearch.com/blog/what-is-an-epc-contract
 https://www.structuresinsider.com/post/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-
an-epc-contractor-in-an-spc-green-energy-project-minority-investor
 https://frpd.biz/the-difference-between-epc-and-epcm-contracts/
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwPH11GcVrQ&t=304s
 https://www.thenbs.com/knowledge/a-brief-introduction-to-fidic-contracts
 https://blog.ipleaders.in/need-know-fidic-
contract/#Golden_Principles_of_FIDIC
References
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  • 1.
    BY SAIRAJ DPATIL UNDER GUIDANCE OF PROF. NANDINI SHIRBHATE EPC AND FIDIC
  • 2.
    Table Of Contents 01 AboutEPC Earn, Procure and Construct 02 Advantages and Disadvantages Merits and Demirits of EPC 03 About FIDIC International Federation of Consulting Engineers
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  • 4.
    An EPC (Engineering,Procurement, and Construction) Contract in the construction industry is a contractual agreement between a project owner and the contractor. The contractual framework in an EPC contract enables the owner to transfer the complete risk of design, procurement, and construction to the contractor. The contractor is solely responsible for completing the project and handing it over to the owner in a turnkey condition. This is why EPC contracts are sometimes called turnkey construction contracts or simply turnkey contracts.
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    Stages of projectin EPC 1. Front-End Planning 2. Engineering and Design 3. Paperwork and sanctions 4. Fabrication, Procurement, and Construction 5. Commissioning and Startup
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    Advantages of EPCContract Single point responsibility Fixed contract price and completion date Can set a Performance specification Performance Security Contracting Cost is Low and Process is Easy
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    Disadvantages of EPCContract  Overall contract cost is high  Less companies offer EPC  Changes in design is difficult from owners side  Output may not be upto expectation  Whole stakes are on single company
  • 8.
    GOVERNMENT AND LARGECAP ORGANIZATIONS WHO PREFFERS EPC ?
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    Fédération Internationale DesIngénieurs-Conseils (International federation of consulting engineers) WHAT IS FIDIC ?
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     Started in1913 by the Trio of France, Belgium and Switzerland.  Currently has 100+ members  Provides standard form of Construction Contracts  Aims to achieve Fair conditions for both Contractor and Client FIDIC
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    1. The ContractAgreement 2. The Letter of Acceptance (this is the formal acceptance of the contractor's tender and marks the formation of the contract) 3. The Letter of Tender 4. Part II – the conditions of particular application 5. Part I – general conditions of contract 6. The Specification and Drawings (Red Book), The Employer’s Requirements (Yellow Book), the Schedules (Red and Yellow Books) 7. Further documents (if any), listed in the Contract Agreement or in the Letter of Acceptance. Documents Required In A FIDIC Contract
  • 13.
    Principles of FIDICContract 1. To achieve optimum result by giving fair allocation of risk to both owner and the contractor. 2. Close operations and teamwork between Contractor and Engineer with a mutual desire to produce a satisfactory end product. 3. To bring all the stakeholders under a standardized framework.
  • 14.
    Templates in FIDIC REDConditions of contract for construction. Yellow Conditions of contract for plant and design build. Gold For design, build and operate contracts. Green For short form of contracts. Silver Conditions of contract for EPC/Turnkey.
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    Advantages of FIDIC InternationalStandards Price Competition Lower Bid time and cost Various types of Contract Practical Clauses
  • 17.
    Advantages of FIDIC MultipleLanguages Bankability Less Risk of Disputes Neutral Contracts High Success Ratio
  • 18.
    Limitations of FIDIC Unfamiliarity by Local Contractors  Limited Judicial Consideration  Customization  Keeps on Changing or updating
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     https://legalvision.com.au/what-are-engineering-procurement-and- construction-epc-contracts/  https://www.hm-ec.com/blog-posts/a-quick-guide-to-epc-project-types-hm https://www.blackridgeresearch.com/blog/what-is-an-epc-contract  https://www.structuresinsider.com/post/advantages-and-disadvantages-of- an-epc-contractor-in-an-spc-green-energy-project-minority-investor  https://frpd.biz/the-difference-between-epc-and-epcm-contracts/  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwPH11GcVrQ&t=304s  https://www.thenbs.com/knowledge/a-brief-introduction-to-fidic-contracts  https://blog.ipleaders.in/need-know-fidic- contract/#Golden_Principles_of_FIDIC References
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