Executive Certificate in EPC & Project Delivery Contract structuring

Engineering, Procurement and Construction contracts provide a comprehensive contractual framework for delivering complex projects. Under an EPC model, responsibilities relating to engineering, procurement, construction, testing, commissioning, and project completion are generally integrated into a coordinated delivery structure. The contractual allocation of responsibility is critical because delays or defects in one project phase can have substantial financial and operational consequences. EPC contracts therefore require detailed provisions covering performance standards, timelines, guarantees, variations, damages, and completion requirements. This subject develops practical knowledge of EPC contracting and the legal mechanisms used to manage project delivery risks. 

Turnkey Contract
Design-Build Contract
Sub-Contract Agreement

EPC project structures, scope allocation, and contractor responsibilities.

 Engineering, procurement, construction, testing, commissioning, and handover obligations. 

 Milestones, completion dates, performance guarantees, and liquidated damages. 

 Variations, delays, force majeure, defects, warranties, and termination. 

 Dispute resolution and contractual mechanisms for managing project delivery risk.