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The Interim Payment Application is prepared by the
Contractor and is submitted to the Engineer to claim for the work that has been
conducted for a specific period. As per the Sub-Clause 14.3 of FIDIC Red Book, [Application
for Interim Payment Certificates], the IPA shall consist of
A)
Estimated
Contract Value of the works executed with the supporting documents produced up
to the end of the specified period.
a.
Value
of work done under BOQ
b.
Value
of Dayworks conducted.
c.
Value
of variation.
B)
Additions
a.
80%
of the cost of material on site
b.
Price
Escalation
C)
Deductions
a.
Recovery
for Mobilization Advance
b.
Retention
c.
Liquidated
damages
d. Total Value of previous certification
A. Advance Payment and its Recovery
According to Sub-Clause 14.2 of FIDIC Red Book, [Advance Payment], the Employer has a responsibility to provide a sum for advance payment for the purpose of mobilization in exchange for the Contractor’s guarantee. Prior to receiving the Advance Payment, the Contractor has the responsibility to provide the Performance security as per Sub-Clause 4.2 [Performance Security]. The amount for this will be expressed either as a sum or as a percentage.
Further, during each payment made to the Contractor, this amount will be recovered through percentage reductions from the value of Work done. Usually, the total amount is recovered when the certified value of work done attains 90% of the Initial Contract Price (without Provisional Sum). Since the BOQ and the Initial Contract Price is an estimate for the work to be carried out the 10% is kept as a buffer/ safety factor.
B. Retention Money and its Release
The retention money is deducted as per Sub-Clause 14.3 and released as per Sub-Clause 14.9 [Payment of Retention]. Generally, the deduction amount is equal to a percentage of the Interim Payment amount. The deduction is carried out until the value mention in the Contract Data is reached. This money will be released to the contractor in two parts:
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