Brief
This public procurement contract involves the comprehensive provision of construction management services in accordance with the principles and standards outlined in the FIDIC White Book. The key responsibilities include: 1) Project Management and Coordination: Overseeing construction work to ensure compliance with project documentation and timelines, and coordinating activities among the client, contractor, and other parties. 2) Quality Control: Ensuring that the work meets technical specifications and required standards, approving project changes, and assessing their impact on costs, time, and quality. 3) Monitoring and Reporting: Regularly preparing reports on work progress, costs, and potential risks, and providing information for client decision-making. 4) Technical and Contractual Issue Resolution: Evaluating and recommending solutions for problems arising during project execution, and assisting in dispute resolution according to FIDIC principles. 5) Support for Project Handover and Completion: Coordinating the handover process, including inspecting completed work and ensuring the rectification of defects. Ensuring all required documentation is prepared and delivered to the client. 6) Claim Management: Identifying, documenting, and evaluating claims from the contractor or client, and preparing materials and recommendations for resolving claims in accordance with contract terms. 7) Technical Supervision: Monitoring the quality of construction work and its compliance with project documentation, standards, and legal requirements, including verifying measurements and work reports. 8) Health and Safety Coordination: Ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations on site, developing a health and safety plan, and organizing regular safety inspections. 9) BIM Coordination: Managing the client's BIM activities, ensuring compliance with the BIM protocol, and verifying the digital information model. 10) CDE Coordination: Ensuring the functionality, security, completeness, and compliance of the Common Data Environment (CDE) with project requirements and technical standards, including document management. Further details are provided in the additional sections of the procurement documentation.