A blank, ready-to-complete NEC4 clause 61.3 compensation event notification. Record the event, tick the clause 60.1 ground relied on, set out the cost and programme effects, and stay inside the 8-week time bar.
Time bar — if the Contractor was required to notify and did not do so within 8 weeks of becoming aware, entitlement to a change in the Prices, Completion Date or Key Date may be lost (clause 61.3), unless the PM should have notified the event.
Complete section 1 with a sequential CEN number and cross-reference any earlier early warning notice — a timely early warning is strong supporting evidence.
Check the dates in section 2 carefully: clause 61.3 bars entitlement if the Contractor was required to notify and does so more than 8 weeks after becoming aware of the event.
Describe the event factually in section 3, then tick the clause 60.1 ground(s) relied on in section 4 and explain why the facts fall within them.
Give preliminary Defined Cost and programme effects in sections 5 and 6 — these frame the quotation that follows under clause 62.
Serve the form on the Project Manager, keep proof of service, and chase the clause 61.4 response — the PM should reply within one week.
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