The document discusses the role and responsibilities of EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) contractors in managing construction activities, particularly for power plants. It outlines different contract types, such as lump sum and cost-plus contracts, and differentiates between EPC and EPCM (engineering, procurement, construction management) arrangements. Additionally, it touches upon the solar EPC market and the process of finding contractors.

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EPC Contractor
Role

2. About Epc
Contractors
EPC Contractor means an
engineering, procurement, and
construction contractor, or if not
utilizing an engineering,
procurement and construction
contractor, the entity having lead
responsibility for the management
of overall construction activities,
selected by Seller, with substantial
experience in the engineering,
procurement, and construction of
power plants of the same type of
facility as the Seller’s;
provided, however, that the Seller
or the Seller’s Affiliate (s) may
serve as the EPC Contractor.
provided, however, that the Seller
or the Seller’s Affiliate (s) may
serve as the EPC Contractor.

3. What they do?

4. Where does the EPC Contractor
stand?

5. Contract Types
• Lump Sum
Payment
• Cost Plus Contract
• Time and Materials
Contract
• Construction Unit
Price

6. Functions

7. Fields of Operation

8. Stage Gate Process

9. EPC Services

10. Solar EPC Market

11. Reports - examples

12. Contract Agreements

13. Finding Contracors

14. EPCM: Engineering, Procurement,
Construction Management
EPCM stands for Engineering, Procurement and
Construction Management. In this scenario, the
contractor acts as a construction manager and
consultant for the project. However, the owner uses
internal resources or directly employs contractors to
complete different aspects of the project. The owner
can hire just a few or all of the contractors needed for
the project.

15. What is the difference between EPC
and EPCM?

16. Questions?
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