The Contractor submits a revised programme to the Project Manager for acceptance. The programme shows a duration of 25 days for an operation which has not yet started. This results in planned Completion being later than the Completion Date. The first Accepted Programme showed a period of 15 days for the same operation. The Project Manager does not accept the programme. Is the Project Manager correct to NOT accept the programme? based on nec4

Anew sports and leisure centre is being constructed using the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Contract Option B. A programme was identified in Contract Data part two by the Contractor. The interval for submitting revised programmes is 4 weeks. The starting date is 01 June. The period for reply is two weeks. TO NEXT UNANSWERED QUESTION The Contractor submits a revised programme to the Project Manager for acceptance. The programme shows a duration of 25 days for an operation which has not yet started. This results in planned Completion being later than the Completion Date. The first Accepted Programme showed a period of 15 days for the same operation. The Project Manager does not accept the programme. Is the Project Manager correct to NOT accept the programme? Select ONE option XO Yes, because the revised programme does not comply with the contract. CX Yes, because the Contractor should have consulted with the Project Manager before submitting the revised programme. CX Yes, because the Contractor is not allowed to change the duration of an operation that has been accepted by the Project Manager. CX No, because the Contractor is allowed to make this type of change in a revised programme. CX No, because the Project Manager is not acting in accordance with clause 10.2