NZS 3910:2013
Conditions of contract for building and civil engineering construction
This document has been re-assessed by the committee, and judged to still be up to date.
- Purchasers of the standard will receive a link to download the Schedules to the General Conditions of Contract in Microsoft Word format.
- Standards New Zealand has consulted with the Inland Revenue Department on buyer created tax invoices, and has confirmation that NZS 3910:2013 (as per its predecessor NZS 3910:2003) will continue to permit engineers to issue buyer created tax invoices under section 25 (3A) of the GST Act 1985. The letter from IRD can be viewed here:
3910-IRD-letter-2013.pdf
Provides a standard form of general conditions of contract for incorporation into construction contract documents. It enables Principals, Engineers, and Contractors to quickly establish contractual arrangements that deliver a wide variety of building and civil engineering projects. Contracts based on this Standard will be comprehensive but at the same time easy to understand and will reflect fair risk allocation between the parties. The Standard contains essential commercial provisions aligned with the requirements of the Construction Contracts Act 2002. This revision of NZS 3910 is a ‘limited technical review’ which focused only on feedback from the construction sector, and resulted in clearer wording and a reduced need for extensive special conditions. Includes Word form schedules that may be completed with project specific details.
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Supersedes
- NZS 3910:2003 as of 01/10/2013
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