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Are you still managing projects like it’s 1999? The FIDIC Red Book 2017 update introduced fundamental shifts in how construction projects are managed, claims are handled, and disputes are avoided. If you don't know the new rules—especially regarding the strict 28-day notice period—you risk getting time-barred and losing money. In this video breakdown, we dive deep into the critical differences between the 1999 and 2017 editions. We cover the new "provisional rate" for variations to help cash flow, the unified Clause 20 claims procedure for both Employers and Contractors, and the proactive role of the DAAB (Dispute Avoidance/Adjudication Board). Key Topics Covered: Variations: How the new definition protects contractors from scope creep and ensures payment for lost profits. Claims (Clause 20): The fatal "28-day" rule you cannot ignore. Disputes: Moving from reactive adjudication to proactive avoidance with the DAAB. Whether you are a Project Manager, Quantity Surveyor, or Contract Administrator, this guide will help you adapt to the stricter, more disciplined FIDIC 2017 framework. ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: The FIDIC Red Book Playbook 00:51 - Why the 2017 Update? (Preventative Medicine) 01:27 - Variations: Purpose & Pricing Changes 02:08 - Claiming Loss of Profit & Provisional Rates 02:49 - Clause 20: The New Unified Claims Process 03:48 - The Fatal 28-Day Notice (Time Bars) 04:30 - Dispute Avoidance: The New DAAB Role 05:36 - Strategic Takeaways for Project Managers #FIDIC #constructionlaw #projectmanagement #civilengineering #constructioncontracts #FIDICRedBook #ConstructionClaims #quantitysurveying #engineering #contractmanagement