With regards to JCT Design and Build Contract, must a contractor's drawings be approved by the employer's agent?

JCT_Experts 4 February 2013 15:01 2

Yes. This is stipulated by Clause 2.8 which states that the contractor must furnish the employer with two copies of its design document intermittently as they develop, and that the contractor must not commence with work until this procedure has been complied with.

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With regards to JCT Design and Build Contract, must a contractor's drawings be approved by the employer's agent?

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