EP 125

Why subcontractors should never walk off site when they are not getting paid. (EP 125)

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In the studio today, Paul is joined by Guy Jackson, who is the Founding Partner at Overford, a chartered quantity surveying practice that specialises in problem-solving complex construction and engineering matters.

Guy is a Fellow of the RICS and the CIArb and holds a BSc in Construction Commercial Management, an MSc in Construction Law and Dispute Resolution, and a Graduate Diploma in Law.

In today’s conversation, Guy and I debate the best strategies for both Main and Subcontractors when the subcontractor threatens to walk off-site due to payment. We discuss why subcontractors should never walk off-site and, instead, what they should do while at the same time looking at things from a main contractor’s perspective too.

This happened to me a lot, so it was a great debate, and I think you will enjoy it too.

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  1. Implications and Opportunities of a Design & Build Contract

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Implications and Opportunities of a Design & Build Contract


A Design and Build Contract presents the contractor with the biggest opportunities to value engineer...

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