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Project Alliance Agreement
1. Parties: Identifies and provides details of all alliance participants, including the owner/client and non-owner participants (NOPs)
2. Background: Sets out the context of the project, its objectives, and the rationale for using an alliance delivery model
3. Definitions and Interpretation: Defines key terms used throughout the agreement and establishes interpretation principles
4. Alliance Principles and Commitments: Establishes core alliance principles, including good faith, trust, collaboration, and 'best for project' decision-making
5. Formation and Operation of the Alliance: Details how the alliance is established and operated, including legal structure and relationship between parties
6. Governance Structure: Defines the alliance leadership team, project team, and decision-making processes
7. Roles and Responsibilities: Outlines specific roles and responsibilities of each alliance participant
8. Commercial Framework: Details the three-limb compensation model, including reimbursable costs, fee, and pain/gain share mechanisms
9. Performance Framework: Establishes key performance indicators (KPIs) and performance measurement approach
10. Risk and Opportunity Sharing: Describes how risks and opportunities are shared among alliance participants
11. Insurance Requirements: Specifies required insurance coverage and responsibilities
12. Intellectual Property: Addresses ownership and usage rights of project IP
13. Dispute Resolution: Sets out processes for resolving issues within the alliance framework
14. Term and Termination: Specifies agreement duration and circumstances for termination
15. General Provisions: Includes standard legal provisions such as notices, governing law, and assignment
1. Early Works: Used when certain works need to commence before full project definition, outlining scope and compensation for these works
2. Interface Management: Required when project interfaces with other contractors or projects outside the alliance
3. Community Engagement: Included for projects with significant community impact or stakeholder management requirements
4. Environmental Management: Detailed section needed for projects with significant environmental considerations
5. Innovation and Value Engineering: Specific provisions for projects emphasizing innovation and continuous improvement
6. Legacy Objectives: Used when project has specific long-term community or industry development goals
7. BIM and Digital Engineering: Required for projects utilizing Building Information Modeling or advanced digital tools
1. Schedule 1 - Project Brief: Detailed description of project scope, objectives, and requirements
2. Schedule 2 - Commercial Framework Details: Detailed calculations and mechanisms for the three-limb compensation model
3. Schedule 3 - Key Performance Indicators: Detailed KPIs, measurement methods, and targets
4. Schedule 4 - Governance Structure: Detailed roles, responsibilities, and procedures for alliance governance
5. Schedule 5 - Alliance Team Structure: Organization chart and key personnel
6. Schedule 6 - Project Management Systems: Details of systems, processes, and procedures for project delivery
7. Schedule 7 - Cost Element Definitions: Detailed definition of cost elements and their treatment
8. Schedule 8 - Risk and Opportunity Register: Initial risk and opportunity assessment
9. Schedule 9 - Forms of Warranties and Certificates: Template forms for various project warranties and certificates
10. Schedule 10 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance specifications and certificates
11. Schedule 11 - Project Program: Detailed project timeline and milestones
12. Appendix A - Standard Forms: Templates for various project documents and reports
13. Appendix B - Site Information: Detailed information about project site and conditions
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