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A) Project Management Team will request the Client to terminate the Contractor.
B) Project Management Team will instruct the Consultant/Engineer to issue NCR against the Contractor's works to make sure QA/QC requirements.
C) Project Management Team will deduct some percentage(%) from Contractor's Monthly progress Invoice.
D) Project Management Team will warn the contractor and allow him to continue works to complete project on time.
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They follow D - C - A Step by Step !!!
B-Issuing an NCR by the consultant/Engineering (The authorized PM by the sponsor and customer) and circulate the appropriate incharges depts.(Procurements and financial) to deduct a monthly percentage amount of the contractor monetary funding (funding requirements to complete project objectives) based upon the contractual and legal obligation on the agreements and the list the contactor in the non-prequalified vendors. By the way there is a sum lump money allocated for the project's formal closure can deduct a certain amount if the vendor failed to meet the customer final requirements and expectations based upon the legal binding relationship .
make B,D,C and A respectively.
they first audit as for sop,and if it not full filled than they can take carrect stape for taht,agenst that .
IT WILL GOOD TO FOLLOW THE PLAN B
Project Management Team will deduct some percentage(%) from Contractor's Monthly progress Invoice.
i am agree with experts...........
calculate the cost and impose panalty on contractor.
1. The project management team, including quality control inspectors, engineers, and project managers, identifies the QA/QC deficiencies.
2.We need to document the non-compliance, including photographs, test results, and witness statements.
3.A formal notification is sent to the contractor detailing the specific issues and required corrective actions.
4.The contractor is expected to respond to the notification within a specified timeframe, outlining their proposed corrective action plan.
5.This plan should include details on how the non-compliance will be rectified, the timeline for completion, and any additional resources required.
6.If the plan is deemed satisfactory, the contractor is allowed to proceed with the corrective actions.
7.The final decision-making authority rests with the project owner or client.
8.If the plan is satisfactory and the contractor successfully implements it.
