NEC and JCT Contracts in UK Architecture in 2026
An introduction to JCT and NEC contracts for UK architects, including their approaches to responsibilities, communication and change.
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Page 1 of 6An introduction to JCT and NEC contracts for UK architects, including their approaches to responsibilities, communication and change.
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