Of course, while the 2016 editions of small works contracts do not include the creation of BIM, they also contain an updated version of the Public Sector Supplement. The amendments include modifications: it is also proposed to consolidate, in the main text, the general provisions applicable to insurance options A, B and C (proof of insurance, insurance and restitutio integution rights) that we hope to see in the 2016 editions of the intermediate, standard and design and construction families of the contract. There appear to be some missed opportunities, such as the persistent lack of a definition of practical completion, but we will not know the full extent of the changes until the YCW publishes the review of the 2016 editions of the YCW Contractual Suite. They could argue about the restrictions imposed on it; whether the role of the lead designer is sufficiently taken into account; preference for arbitration as a dispute settlement procedure; Lack of a list of service models to use a starting point and absence of a draft novation agreement. But it`s the first form of YCW of the consulting function I`ve ever encountered, but it`s interesting. Earlier this year, the YCW announced that it would publish new 2016 editions of its contract suite. The 2016 editions will include the additions of MDP, and this was seen in the 2016 editions of the contractual family of small works. For the 2016 expenses of the contractual family of minor works, minor changes are widespread, in addition to Section 7 (Dispute Resolution) and schedules. This gives big headaches to organizations that have a bank of precedents of change plans to current editions of the YCW contract suite, especially when it comes to longer YCW contracts. With regard to the 2016 expenses of the YCW family for small jobs, they introduced a new option under clause 5.4C, which simply refers to the application of such alternative agreements, which must be defined in the terms of the contract that the parties have agreed to adopt in such circumstances.

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