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    Different PAM 2006 & JKR 2007

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    I. The document compares and contrasts the JKR/PWD standard form of contract and the PAM standard form of contract. II. For JKR/PWD contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 30 days. The certifying party is the Superintending Officer. For PAM contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 21 days. The certifying party is the Architect. III. Key differences between the JKR 203A and PAM 1998 contracts include the PAM 1998 not expressly allowing suspension of work due to delayed payment, while the JKR 203A is silent on this issue.

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    I. The document compares and contrasts the JKR/PWD standard form of contract and the PAM standard form of contract. II. For JKR/PWD contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 30 days. The certifying party is the Superintending Officer. For PAM contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 21 days. The certifying party is the Architect. III. Key differences between the JKR 203A and PAM 1998 contracts include the PAM 1998 not expressly allowing suspension of work due to delayed payment, while the JKR 203A is silent on this issue.

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    I. The document compares and contrasts the JKR/PWD standard form of contract and the PAM standard form of contract. II. For JKR/PWD contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 30 days. The certifying party is the Superintending Officer. For PAM contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 21 days. The certifying party is the Architect. III. Key differences between the JKR 203A and PAM 1998 contracts include the PAM 1998 not expressly allowing suspension of work due to delayed payment, while the JKR 203A is silent on this issue.

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    Different PAM 2006 & JKR 2007

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    I. The document compares and contrasts the JKR/PWD standard form of contract and the PAM standard form of contract. II. For JKR/PWD contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 30 days. The certifying party is the Superintending Officer. For PAM contracts, interim certificates are issued monthly and payment must be made within 21 days. The certifying party is the Architect. III. Key differences between the JKR 203A and PAM 1998 contracts include the PAM 1998 not expressly allowing suspension of work due to delayed payment, while the JKR 203A is silent on this issue.

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    THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JKR/PWD AND PAM CONTRACT JKR/PWD - Standard form of contract for government and public

    sector project. - JKR/PWD covered all building and engineering work. - Standard form for JKR/PWD are : I. 203 (Rev 10/83) without quantities II. III. IV. V. 203A (Rev 10/83) with quantities 203N (Rev 10/83) for NSC 203P (Rev 10/83) for nominated suppliers PWP Form DB/T (2000 Edn) For Design And Build Turnkey Contracts PAM - Standard form of contract for private sector and traditional general contract - PAM covered building work only. - PAM contract not covered I. Engineering construction contract (other than building II. Package deal / Turnkey III. Management type IV. Domestic subcontract V. Serial contract VI. Periodic /Term contract VII. Continuation control VIII. Other miscellaneous contract - Standard form for PAM : (Building Works) I. PAM 98 with quantities II. III. PAM 98 without quantities PAM NSC 98

    I. II.

    Miscellaneous : CIDB Form for building contracts 2000 Edn Modified JKR/PWD Forms, eg LPK, MHA etc

    ISSUES

    PERIOD OF INTERIM CERTIFICATE

    ISSUE OF INTERIM CERTIFICATE OF SITE VALUATION

    PERIOD OF HONOURING THE CERTIFICATE

    ISSUING PERSON

    AMOUNT TO BE PAID

    CONTRACT FORM

    PWD 203A

    One month [Clause 47(a)]

    14 days after site valuation [Clause 47 (b)]

    30 days from the date of the issuance of the Interim Certificate [Clause 47(d)] 14 days from the date of the issuance of Interim Certificate [Clause 30.2]

    Superintending Officer (S.O)

    Value of Work Done + 90% Material On Site Value of Work Done + 90% Material On Site

    PAM 1998

    One Month [Clause 30.2)

    Upon the receipt of Contractors details and particulars [Clause 30.2]

    Architect

    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONTRACT FORM JKR 203A & PAM PWD 203A Standard Form of Contract (Ed.1983) This form of contract contain no expressed provision that allows the Contractor to suspend the works if his payment was unduly delayed or he is not getting his payment at all. In the PWD203A Form of Contract (2007), it is stipulated that the period for honouring the certificate is 30 days from the date of the issuance of the certificate. Clause 30.1 of the PAM Form of Contract (2006) stated that the period of honouring certificate is within 21 days after the issuance of the certificate. Any payment made later than the stipulated time frame can be considered as late or delayed payment PAM Form of Contract 1998 There is no express provision that permits the Contractor to suspend his work when he is not paid or his payment was not forthcoming in due time after receiving the Interim Certificate. Clause 25(1) (ii) and Clause 23.4 state that the Contractor is to proceed regularly and diligently and he is to use his best endeavours to prevent delay. The clauses clearly demand the Contractor to show a good performance and continue with the work to prevent disruption to the progress of the project. PAM Form of Contract 2006 But the new PAM 2006 contains provision that give the Contractor to suspend the progress of work if the Contractor is faced with problem of delayed or non payment by the Employer. It is clearly stated in clause 30.7. But it requires the Contractor to give a written a notice to Employer with reason to suspend the works until the Employer has paid the amount due to the Contractor

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