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Ministry of Water Resources & Electricity
Dams ImplementatIon UnIt
GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF PROJECTS
DAM COMPLEX OF UPPER
ATBARA PROJECT
Brief Introduction to Contracts& Planning Works
ENG.Awad Hamdan
Contracts & Planning Department

1.Contract
1.1 Definition:
A voluntary, deliberate, and legally binding agreement
between two or more competent parties

1.Cotracts
1.2 Contract’s Essentials
• Offer
• Acceptance
• Objective
• Obligations
• Consideration
• Competent Parties

2. Project
2.1 Definition
Set of one or more activities that should be
performed within a period of time , budget
and quality.

Project planning is the process that defines the project
activities and end products that will be performed and
describes how the activities will be accomplished. The
purpose of project planning is to define each major
task, estimate the time and resources required, and
provide a framework for management review and
control.
2. Project
2.3 Project Planning

project planning activities Scope:
• To define the specific work to be performed and
goals that define and bind the project.
• to define the Estimates to be documented for
planning, tracking, and controlling the project.
• to define Commitments that are planned,
documented, and agreed to by affected groups.
• Project alternatives, assumptions, and constraints.
2. Project

2. Project
The planning process includes steps to estimate the
size of the project, estimate the technical scope of
the effort, estimate the resources required to
complete the project, produce a schedule, identify
and assess risks, and negotiate commitments.

2. Project
Repetition of the previous steps is necessary to
establish the project plan. Typically, several
iterations of the planning process are performed
before a plan is actually completed.

3. Construction Projects
3.1 Construction Project Parties
• Client (Employer)
• Consultant (Engineer)
• Contractor
3.2 Contractual Relationship Between Parties
• Employer-Consultant Contract
• Employer-Contractor Contract

4. Project’s Constraints

• Measurement Contract
• Lump-sum Contract
• Direct Labour Contract
• Cost Plus Contract
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Based on Price Determination
5. Types of Contracts

100%
• Lump-sum Contract
• Measurement Contract
• Cost Plus Contract
• Direct Labour Contract
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5. Types of Contracts
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Contractor’s RiskType of ContractEmployer’s Risk

Measurement for payment of drilling holes in any
material will be made per linear metre actually drilled
and when specified per hole drilled for setting up the
drilling machine, shifting it from one borehole to
another, within the site limits, including erection,
dismantling and linking with energy and water sources.
No measurement is made for re-drilling when grouting is
carried-out by progress procedure.
6. MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT Of Drilling Works

All boreholes stopped due to fault of the Contractor
before reaching the depth required by the Engineer will
not be considered for payment.

Measurement for payment of water tests will be the
number of water tests satisfactorily carried-out in 5 m
sections or smaller than 5 m at the Engineer's request.
Measurement for drainage hole will be made on the
same basis as drilling.
Measurement of grouting work will be made per hole
drilled; when specified for handling and setting up the
grouting equipment and the removal of the same per
section grouted, and per kilo of dry material actually
injected.

1. Drawings
2. Specification
3. Bills of Quantities
4. Conditions of Contract
5. Instructions to Tenderers
6. Soil Investigation Report
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7. Contract’s Document
4.1

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7. Agreement
8. Letter of Acceptance
9. Memorandum of Understanding
10.Contractor’s Schedules
7. Contract’s Document

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