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    Engineering Staff College of India

    An Autonomous Organ of The Institution of Engineers (India)

    Old Bombay Road, Gachi Bowli, Hyderabad – 500 032, India

    CIVIL & TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

    CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ON

    Contract Management and Dispute Resolution


    in Engineering Projects

    21 – 25 November, 2016

    (An ISO 9001:2008 Certified, AICTE & CEA Recognized Institution)


    INTRODUCTION
    Contract Management being one of the vital components in any Project needs adequate attention. Because of the
    involvement of several stake holders, different types of contracts and conditions have made this task more
    complex. The projects are being subjected to time and cost overruns because of continuous issues and disputes
    arising in the projects. Courts are flooded with cases and it is taking a long time to settle these disputes. Disputes
    lead to enormous loss to the entrepreneurs as well as the clients. In this scenario, it is necessary to understand,
    minimize and resolve these disputes. Proper Contract Documentation and Management reduce the burden of
    claims.

    World Bank Conditions, FIDIC and other forms of Contracts have been levying penalties for delay in completion
    and paying Bonus for early completions. Project Management is invariably taking all steps for effective Contract
    Management. The old forms of contracts are getting replaced with modern formats such as Build Own Transfer
    Family Contracts, Turnkey Contracts, EPC Contracts, Build and Design etc. The practicing professionals shall be
    familiar with the new mechanisms / techniques, so as to manage projects in the present scenario. It is in this
    context, ESCI is organizing 5-day training programme on “Contract Management & Dispute Resolution in
    Engineering Projects”.

    OBJECTIVES
     To familiarize participants with “The Indian Contract Act 1872” and “The Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996”.
     To explain a Dispute, and procedure to be followed to resolve disputes.
     To describe various alternative dispute resolution mechanisms such as Arbitration, Conciliation Dispute
    resolution Boards etc.

    COURSE COVERAGE :
     Law of Contracts – Concept
     Types of Contracts
     Contract Management
    o Bidding Process
    o Receiving Tenders
    o Negotiation
    o Award of Contract
    o Agreement Conditions
    o Bid Conditions for State & World Bank Projects
     Performance of Contract
    o Contractual Obligations
    o Owner
    o Contractor
    o Interpretation of Agreement Conditions
    o Legal Provisions for Penal Actions
    o Compensation for Deviation
     Disputes & Claims
     Arbitration
    o Principles of Arbitration
    o Arbitral Proceedings
    o Legal Aspects on Arbitration

    METHODOLOGY
    The programme will be conducted in an interactive environment providing greater scope for discussions.
    Emphasis will be on a highly participative style. Every participant will be given study material.

    TARGET PARTICIPANTS
    Programme will be useful for Engineers / Managers who are in the field of execution of projects (Major/Minor)
    including Infrastructure Projects from State and Central Government Departments, Corporate Sector and Private
    Construction Companies.

    BENEFIT TO THE PARTICIPANTS


     Participants are benefited from understanding the new formats of contracts such as BOT contracts,
    Turnkey contracts , EPC contracts, DBFO contracts etc.
     Participants are benefited through better understanding “The Indian Contract Act 1872” and “The
    Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996”.
     Case studies are discussed during the training period.
    RESOURCE PERSONS
    Renowned persons from Industry who are experts in the area of Contract Management and Dispute Resolution.

    PROGRAMME VENUE & DATES &TIMINGS


    VENUE: Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI) Campus, Old Bombay Road, Gachi Bowli,
    Hyderabad - 500032.

    Dates:
    21 – 25 November, 2016

    Timings:
    On the first day Registration will commence at 0900 hrs 21 November 2016. On all other days, the programme
    timings will be from 0945 - 1715 hrs with breaks in between for tea and lunch.

    COURSE DIRECTOR/ COORDINATOR COURSE ADVISOR


    K.Muralidhar Dr.S. Nagabhushana Rao
    Sr. Faculty and Head I/C, CTE Division Former Director General, ESCI

    FEES
    . 25,000/- (Residential fee) (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand Only) per participant. Fee includes, course
    material, course kit and twin-sharing / single AC accommodation as per availability, breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea /
    coffee and snacks during the actual days of training programme.

    DISCOUNTS:
     Non-Residential Fee- 10% discount on course fee is allowed for non-residential participants.
     Group Discount: Additional 10% discount for three or more participants, if sponsored by the same
    organization.
    (All discounts are applicable only if fee is received at ESCI before the commencement of the programme.)

    Service Tax as applicable (FY 2016 - 17) 15% (BASIC SERVICE TAX 14%, SWACHH BHARAT
    CESS 0.5%, KRISHI KALYAN CESS 0.5%) is to be paid extra over and above the training fee, as
    training is also brought under the purview of Service Tax. PAN Card No AAATT3439Q; Service Tax
    registration No AAATT3439QST008 (under commercial training or coaching services – clause
    65(105) (ZZC) of Finance act – 1994).

    Programme fee is to be paid in favour of “IE (I) - Engineering Staff College of India” in the form of demand
    draft payable at Hyderabad.

    Alternatively the payment may be made by Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) to ESCI - SB A/c No. 10007111201
    with The SBI, PBB, Rajbhavan Road Branch, Khairatabad, Hyderabad-500004 by NEFT/ RTGS/ IFSC Code No.
    SBIN 0004159 – MICR No.500002075. While using EFT method of payment, please ensure to communicate
    us your company name, our invoice reference and programme title.

    REGISTRATION:
    Online registration shall be available on ESCI website.
    To register, manually please send your nominations giving details of name, designation, contact address, email
    address, mobile no, telephone and fax number of the participant along with the details of mode of payment of fee,
    addressed to:

    Head, Civil & Transportation Engineering Division


    Engineering Staff College of India
    Old Bombay Road, Gachi Bowli, Hyderabad 500032
    Phone: Direct 040-66304114, 66304115 / Fax: 040-23000336
    Email : [email protected]/ website: www.escihyd.org
    CERTIFICATE:
    A certificate of participation will be awarded to each participant on conclusion of the programme.

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
     ESCI encourages participants to present case studies from their respective organizations.
     For the convenience of outstation participants, ESCI will facilitate pick-up and drop from Airport / Railway
    Stations / Bus Stations, if travel plans are received at least 3 days in advance along with mobile number by fax
    or email. The charges shall be paid by the participant directly to the Cab.
     ESCI provides complimentary accommodation and boarding to the participants one day before
    commencement (Check-in 1200 h) and one day after conclusion (Check-out 1200 h) of the programme
    duration. Overstay charges will be applicable as per ESCI rules (subject to availability of accommodation)
     Well developed Information Centre and Internet facilities are available to the participants.

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