FIDIC Insights

What is FIDIC?

FIDIC (Fédération Internationale des Ingénieurs-Conseils, or International Federation of Consulting Engineers) is an international standards organization for the consulting engineering and construction industry. FIDIC is best known for its suite of standard form contracts for construction projects, which are widely used internationally. These contracts aim to provide a fair and balanced allocation of risks and responsibilities between the parties involved in a construction project, such as the employer, the contractor, and the engineer.

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What other technologies are related to FIDIC?

FIDIC Competitor Technologies

JCT

JCT (Joint Contracts Tribunal) provides standard forms of construction contracts, primarily used in the UK, making it a direct competitor to FIDIC in that region.

mentioned alongside FIDIC in 12% (120) of relevant job posts

NEC

NEC (New Engineering Contract) is a suite of project management contracts and is a direct competitor to FIDIC contracts in the construction industry.

mentioned alongside FIDIC in 2% (276) of relevant job posts

NEC3

NEC3 is an earlier version of the NEC suite of contracts, directly competing with FIDIC contracts.

mentioned alongside FIDIC in 5% (72) of relevant job posts

NEC4

NEC4 is a more recent version of the NEC suite of contracts and a direct competitor to FIDIC.

mentioned alongside FIDIC in 6% (64) of relevant job posts

FIDIC Complementary Technologies

Microsoft Office

Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, etc.) is used for documentation, communication, and data management in projects using FIDIC contracts, making it complementary.

mentioned alongside FIDIC in 0% (64) of relevant job posts