EMS Handbook: Environmental Management Systems Handbook Test Ed
Environmental Management Systems (EMS): Handbook (Test Edition, 2000): a complement to the Industry UNEP-ICC-FIDIC Resource Training EMS Kit
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Insurance of large civil engineering projects (2004)
Insurance of Large Civil Engineering projects (2004), including the 1997 Progress Report and Update and the 2004 Update
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Short Form of Contract 1st Ed (1999 Green Book)
The Short Form of Contract (First Edition, 1999). Agreement, General Conditions, Rules for Adjudication and Notes for Guidance.
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DBO Contract 1st Ed (2008 Gold Book)
Conditions of Contract for Design, Build and Operate Projects (1st Ed, 2008). General Conditions; Particular Conditions Part A - Contract Data.
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Improving the Quality of Construction (2004)
Improving the Quality of Construction - a guide for actions, 2004.
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Quality Management Folder electronic version
FIDIC Quality Management Folder based on the FIDIC Quality Management Guide, Interpretative Guide and Training Kit.
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Client/Consultant Model Services Agreement 4th Ed (2006 White Book)
Client/Consultant Model Services Agreement (White Book) 4th Ed, 2006.
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FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Underground Works (2019 Emerald book), reprinted in 2023 with amendments
FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Underground Works designed by the Contractor according to the reference design by the Employer and the Geotechnical Baseline Report. These Conditions include extensive guidance for the preparation of Tender documents and example forms for the Schedule of Baselines, the Completion Schedule and the Schedule of Contractor’s Key Equipment. Reprinted in 2023 with amendments.
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Risk Management Manual 1st Ed (1997), with appendices
Risk Management Manual (1st Edition, 1997), with appendices: Amicable Settlement of Construction Disputes, 1992; Construction, Insurance and Law, 1986; Dealing with Risk - Managing Expectations, 1994; Guide to the Use of Independent Consultants for Engineering Services, 1980;
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State of the World Report 2012: Sustainable Infrastructure
Maintaining and improving our Quality of Life today offers many new challenges and opportunities. This report sets out to make sense of sustainable development in the context of key infrastructure. It describes how decisions might be made towards a sustainable future in our societal fabric, of roads, railways, ports and airports, in water and wastewater, and in power generation. In other words, in all that underpins society worldwide.
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