The process of calculating and agreeing any adjustments to the contract sum
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What does the JCT say about the Final Account?
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Known as “Final Statement”
Includes any proceedings (If applicable) including measured works, instructions, fluctuations, prime cost sums, provisional sums, statutory fees, loss and expense, extension of time, LD’s, contra claims)
After “Final Certificate” issued this can be contested within 28 days
The standard JCT contract states that the final account should be ascertained no later than 3 months after receipt by the architect/contract administrator of information supplied by the contractor (which itself should not arrive any later than 6 months after issue of the practical completion certificate).
If the contractor does not submit the Final Statement within 3 months of PC, the employer may on / or after the expiry of that period, give the contractor notice than unless the statement is not submitted within 2 months of this notice, the Employer may himself issue a statement in lieu of that.