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A week ago, I read a publication related the processes of DAB according to FIDIC Red Book 1999. This provided me with an idea: to upload a pdf file containing my notes I had written down during my study of the FIDIC Red book. So, here we are now.

In these notes, the reader can find the main points of contracts based on FIDIC Red book, including some useful depicts based on its clauses and sub-clauses. Some of them you may see in the title's picture above.

In this article, I will try to establish a well-defined outline on variations and extra work in the construction projects with reference to the FIDIC Red book 1st edition 1999 and the UAE LAW. This article will also briefly describe general customs in the construction projects regarding variations, major contract types and standards followed in the construction industry.

As the administrative agency tasked with resolving issues pertaining to the construction industry, the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission enjoys a wide latitude in recognition of its technical expertise and experience. Its factual findings are, thus, accorded respect and even finality, particularly when they are affirmed by an appellate court.This is a Petition for Review on Certiorari1 assailing the Court of Appeals Decision2 dated September 20, 2007 in CA-G.R. SP Nos. 88953 and 88911, which affirmed the March 1, 2005 Award of the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission (CIAC).On April 29, 1999, Republic of the Philippines, through the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), and CMC/Monark/Pacific/Hi-Tri J.V. (the Joint Venture) executed "Contract Agreement for the Construction of Contract Package 6MI-9, Pagadian-Buug Section, Zamboanga del Sur, Sixth Road Project, Road Improvement Component Loan No. 1473-PHI"3 (Contract) for a total contract amount of P713,330,885.28.4Parts I (General Conditions with forms of tender + agreement) and II (Conditions of Particular Application + Guidelines for Preparation of Part II Clauses) of the "Conditions of Contract for Works of Civil Engineering Construction of the Federation International Des Ingenieurs - Conseils" (Conditions of Contract) formed. part of the Contract.5 DPWH hired BCEOM French Engineering Consultants to oversee the project.6On October 23, 2002, or while the project was ongoing, the Joint Venture's truck and equipment were set on fire. On March 11, 2003, a bomb exploded at Joint Venture's hatching plant located at Brgy. West Boyogan, Kumalarang, Zamboanga del Sur. According to reports, the bombing incident was caused by members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.7The Joint Venture made several written demands for extension and payment of the foreign component of the Contract. There were efforts between the parties to settle the unpaid Payment Certificates amounting to P26,737,029.49. Thus, only the foreign component of US$358,227.95 was up for negotiations subject to further reduction of the amount on account of payments subsequently received by the Joint Venture from DPWH.8In a letter dated September 18, 2003, BCEOM French Engineering Consultants recommended that DPWH promptly pay the outstanding monies due the Joint Venture.9 The letter also stated that the actual volume of the Joint Venture's accomplishment was "2,732m2 of hardrock and 4,444m3 of rippable rock," making the project 80% complete when it was halted.10On March 3, 2004, the Joint Venture filed a Complaint11 against DPWH before CIAC. Joint Venture' claims, which amounted to P77,206,047.88, were as follows: 2b1af7f3a8