FIDIC Notice and Payment Deadline Calculator
Two clocks run on a FIDIC job and both are easy to lose. The notice clock gives you 28 days from becoming aware of an event. The payment clock runs 56 days from the day the Engineer receives your Statement — not from the day it is certified.
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1. The notice clock
Sub-clause 20.1: 28 days from the date you became aware, or should have become aware, of the event or circumstance.
2. The payment clock
Sub-clauses 14.3, 14.6 and 14.7: the Engineer certifies within 28 days of receiving your Statement and its supporting documents; the Employer pays within 56 days of the Engineer receiving that Statement.
What this is not
A diary tool for commercial teams, not legal advice. Day counts follow the 1999 Red Book and are calendar days; editions and particular conditions vary and frequently change these periods, so check the contract in front of you. Background: what the notice cases decided and what the payment clock does to your cash.
A diary tool for commercial teams, not legal advice. Day counts follow the 1999 Red Book and are calendar days; editions and particular conditions vary and frequently change these periods, so check the contract in front of you. Background: what the notice cases decided and what the payment clock does to your cash.