When you deal with various contract types and tenders almost daily in your work, it's best to have the right knowledge. This course delves deeper into the Uniform Administrative Conditions for the Execution of Works (UAV) and UAV-Integrated Contracts (UAV-GC), Rationalization and Automation of Civil Engineering (RAW), and Best Price-Quality Ratio (BPKV). This course will teach you the theories, basic principles, and how to apply them in practice.

The course is suitable for employees who deal with contract forms and tenders in their daily work.

What will you learn during the course?

In this theoretical course we delve into the various administrative frameworks and agreements:

• Basic UAV 1989/2012
• Basic RAW
• Run with RAW
• RAW Contract Administration/ Calculating with RAW and UAV
• Registration and checking for contractors
• UAV-GC 2005 & 2025

Basic UAV 1989/2012:

The UAV 1989/2012 is the framework we use in our traditional collaboration model. This defines the rights and obligations between the client and the contractor. As the client, you are responsible for the design and specifications, while the contractor carries out the work. Management represents and monitors compliance with the agreements.

During the course, we'll cover various topics important to the UAV 1989/2012. For example, we'll look at how work begins, the obligations of both the client and the contractor, the specifications, and potential issues within the contract. We'll also address issues such as building materials, additional or reduced work, who is liable for damage and defects, what happens if the work is not up to par, and the delivery process. In addition, we take a closer look at specific topics within the UAV 2012.

Basic RAW:
Clear and sound agreements between the client and contractor are essential for building mutual trust and successfully completing a project. In the Civil Engineering (GWW) sector, these agreements are documented in the RAW system and the STABU system.

During the course, you'll learn the basic principles of the RAW system and receive a brief introduction to the STABU system. We'll cover various topics, such as the principles, objectives, provisions, descriptions, quantities, and specifics within the system. We'll convey the theory in a practical way using real-life examples and are reinforced by our years of experience in RAW/UAV case law and mediation.

Run with RAW
When drafting clear agreements, the motto "whoever writes, remains" applies. It is crucial that the clear agreements outlined in the RAW system are actually applied in the workplace. Knowing and being able to locate the standard Technical Provisions within a RAW specification is also crucial.

In addition, it's important that the contractor recognizes problems or changes in the implementation in a timely manner. Reporting and recording these issues promptly is a key component of this. It also establishes a link between the company's quality management system and the requirements stipulated in the contract.

We also cover the sections of the RAW/UAV that are particularly relevant to project managers, work planners, and contractors. Section 27 of the UAV 1989/2012 is central to this and will receive the necessary attention during the course.

RAW Contract Administration/ Calculating with RAW and UAV
Financial paragraph 40 of the UAV 1989/2012 has its own interpretation within the RAW system. A key aspect of this is the settlement of the contract sum based on periodic production reporting.

During the course, we cover various topics, including the Tender Statement, Quantity Types, Transfer Prices, Weekly Statements, Weekly Reports, Instalment Statements, Additional Invoices, Administrative Accounting for Additional and Less Work, Statement of Settlement, and Final Settlement. The course is interactive, and we work in groups on case studies to better understand and apply the concepts. The goal of the course is to be able to independently prepare an Instalment Statement and Final Settlement. Note: This course is not a "button course", but focuses on understanding the system.

Registration and checking for contractors
This course builds on the knowledge gained during the "Executing with RAW" course. We'll delve deeper into various topics to gain a better understanding of the various team roles, tasks, and responsibilities. We'll discuss the background, tasks, and mandates of the UAV Management Board, and the control mechanisms applied within the RAW/UAV. We'll also cover VISI (agreement framework) and the opportunities and risks associated with RAW specifications. By correctly applying administrative and legal aspects, we can stimulate further professionalization, which significantly contributes to the project's success, both financially and in other areas. We'll also share the lessons learned during project procurement and costing, resulting in valuable learning opportunities at all levels and helping to reduce failure costs.

UAV-GC 2005 & 2025
The UAV-GC is rarely discussed in this course, unless the group indicates a need for it and time permits.

BPKV
We look at what the BPKV is and what it means for the client, contractor and implementation.

What do you get afterwards?

At the end of the course you will receive a certificate of participation.

Additional information

This course is given alternately in Den Bosch and Harderwijk.

3 days Certificate of participation (valid indefinitely)