Practical FIDIC Correspondence Scenario-Based Letters from Employer to Consultant - Red Book 1999

<p>Practical FIDIC Correspondence - Employer to Consultant Letters under the FIDIC Red Book (1999) is a specialized reference guide created to support construction project teams in managing contract-related correspondence effectively and in alignment with FIDIC standards.</p><p>With over two decades of experience in construction leadership and contract administration-and having successfully delivered more than 110 projects totaling over 1.22 billion USD (One billion two hundred twenty-six million one hundred fifty-eight thousand and forty US dollars)-I have repeatedly observed a key challenge in the industry: many Employers face difficulty in responding clearly and contractually to correspondence issued by Consultants. This recurring issue prompted the development of this book.</p><p>In response I compiled a practical and comprehensive collection of scenario-based letter templates each grounded in realistic project situations and supported by specific contractual provisions under the FIDIC Red Book (1999).</p><p>This volume focuses specifically on the Employer-to-Consultant correspondence pathway offering:</p><ul><li>A detailed clause-by-clause interpretation of the FIDIC Red Book (1999)</li><li>Practical on-site scenarios mapped to each clause and sub-clause</li><li>Professionally structured letters featuring:<ul><li>A concise situation explanation</li><li>The relevant contractual basis</li><li>A formal letter template</li></ul></li><li>Clear assertive language emphasizing timely action contractual compliance and escalation procedures.</li></ul><p>Whether you are a site engineer contract administrator or project manager this book is intended to serve as a practical tool to help you:</p><ul><li>Enhance contractual communication</li><li>Address risks and enforce compliance</li><li>Respond confidently to site challenges and disputes</li><li>Protect the Employer's rights with professionalism and precision.</li></ul><p>This publication represents the second volume in a broader series that aims to cover other major FIDIC contract forms and essential aspects of construction contract management. The series is designed to provide professionals with structured scenario-driven guidance across all key stakeholder roles within FIDIC-based projects.</p><p><strong>Author</strong></p><p><strong>Elhassan Soliman</strong></p>