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Adjudicator Nomination Process

Step 1: Start Nomination Process

"I want to review a dispute or review a Project Manager's decision." Contact us and we will appoint a Nominator to investigate the issue.

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Step 2: Nominator investigates

The Nominator looks at the issues and information with the parties and takes an independent decision on who to nominate to decide the dispute.

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Step 3: Adjudicator nomination

The nominated Adjudicator takes over the dispute and decides on the issues. The adjudication proceeds with a decision due in 28 days.

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NEC Adjudicator Nominating Body

NEC-Adjudicators.org is an adjudicator nominating body specifically dealing with adjudicator nominations in NEC contracts. 

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The 'NEC3 Engineering & Construction Contracts' contains Dispute Resolution arrangements for both UK Construction contracts and elsewhere in the world. The role of nec-adjudicators.org is that of an Adjudicator Nominating Body. It is a nominating body, not being a party to the dispute, which holds itself publicly as a body, which will select an adjudicator when requested to do so by a Referring party. Importantly this ANB is wholly unconnected with the developer/ author of NEC Standard Form documents. Independence is an important feature of the work of the adjudicator.

NEC-adjudicators.org is an initiative of Tony Bingham (right), Barrister at Law, Adjudicator, Arbitrator, Mediator. For more information, his weekly column and a profile of Tony Bingham, please visit his website here.

Guest Contributors

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Compensation Events under NEC 3 - Health Warning
The NEC 3 contract has attracted much attention, at least in the construction industry, with its wide spread adoption in prestigious contracts... Read more...
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Case Study: What decision would you reach in this adjudication under NEC 3
This week, guest contributor Peter Barnes considers a case of adjudication under the NEC 3 document and wonders what decision you might reach faced... Read more...
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NEC 3 Risk Register: A valuable management tool?
The NEC 3 has something called a Risk Register. This week, guest contributor Robert A Sliwinski takes a look at what it is for, how to administrate... Read more...
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Claims for Additional Reimbursement under NEC3
Guest contributor, Christopher Ennis guides us through some features of the NEC 3 contracts that are relevant to claims for additional reimbursement.... Read more...
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Partnering with the NEC and ICE Contracts
Partnering is a familiar concept now in many construction projects. It has been around for years and is designed to reduce the likelihood of disputes... Read more...
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International disputes under NEC
The NEC documents are used widely in the UK construction industry. However they do also get used internationally. John Redmond examines how they are... Read more...
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Different Strokes - Comparing roles under JCT and NEC
Jon Close looks at the main differences between JCT's contract administrator and NEC3's project manager roles in contract administration and... Read more...
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Snow Patrol: A Weather Warning for NEC 3
As we head towards another winter, for many construction professionals the memories of last year's Christmas snow and freezing weather have now... Read more...
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When is a defect not a Defect?
Steven Evans explores the Defects provisions in the NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract and provides a practical guide to their effect and use. Read more...

Articles and Commentaries

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NEC Contracts : Dispute Adjudication in the UK
When it comes to dispute resolution there is an important difference in NEC contracts from JCT and other standard form contracts. This week, Tony Bingham highlights when adjudication is a must or an option. Read more...
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NEC 3 Project Manager's Decision Making Role
This short guide explains the decision making powers available to a Project Manager under and NEC 3 contract. The Project Manager (PM) in the NEC 3 Contract documents is frequently caught in a real bind. Among the large number of functions both great and small are those, which call upon him to decide matters of opinion and do so founded on... Read more...
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A brief guide to JCT Contract Documents
Last month we had a brief look at the different types of NEC 3 contract forms and pointed out that the language used is industry friendly as opposed to lawyer friendly. To give some balance to the discussion, here is a run down of JCT contracts. We'll let you decide which is more appropriate for you. Read more...
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A brief guide to NEC contract documents
Ok, so we've learnt about how adjudicators get appointed under NEC 3 contracts, but did you know that there are many types of NEC 3 contracts designed for different situations. Here's a brief run down with links to each of them. Read more...
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Adjudicator Nominating Body - what we do.
An adjudicator nominating body appoints adjudicators to help bring resolution to a dispute arising under a construction contract. There are many of them around and parties are free to approach them to help them appoint an adjudicator. We take a look under the hatch of nec-adjudicators.org to see what it is all about and how it works in practice. Read more...

More Articles

How to get the right adjudicator for your adjudication
My March commentary reminded us that 28-day adjudication has been with us for just 12-years and made a big difference. In April, I coaxed you to appoint a person in charge of watching out for disputes, "A dispute watcher". My advice in May was about getting an adjudication under way. This time let's have a look at getting the right... Read more...
Dispute Watch: What 28 days of adjudication will mean for you
Let's call it "Dispute Watch". It's 12 years now since mandatory 28-day Adjudication was invented. What that 28-day period really means is that if you are the Responding/ Defending Party in an adjudication began this morning you have to drop everything and get on to the adjudication; yes now... before noon. Read more...
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NEC 3 Project Manager's Decision Making Role
This short guide explains the decision making powers available to a Project Manager under and NEC 3 contract. The Project Manager (PM) in the NEC 3 Contract documents is frequently caught in a real bind. Among the large number of functions both great and small are those, which call upon him to decide matters of opinion and do so founded on... Read more...
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Adjudicator Nominating Body - what we do.
An adjudicator nominating body appoints adjudicators to help bring resolution to a dispute arising under a construction contract. There are many of them around and parties are free to approach them to help them appoint an adjudicator. We take a look under the hatch of nec-adjudicators.org to see what it is all about and how it works in practice. Read more...
What is Adjudication?
Let's have a re-cap. Back in March, I told you about 12 year old Adjudication. In April and May, I had a look at watching for disputes and getting an adjudication underway. In June, we also looked at different ways of getting the right adjudicator for your adjudication. This month: it's all about what an adjudication really is. Read more...
How to help an adjudicator adjudicate
It's just about 12-years since "Adjudication" under building & civil engineering contracts was invented. Invented not by lawyers (some poo-poohed it); invented by our construction industry especially for construction. And in that time, and in the more than 250 times having been the adjudicator, I have seen it change, settle down,... Read more...
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NEC 3 - Some Background
The NEC family of building and engineering contract documents are designed to help contractors and clients avoid disputes. If they do happen, the principal dispute resolution procedure remains adjudication. Here is some more background. Read more...
Getting an Adjudication under way? 15 things to think about
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Adjudication under the NEC3 document
We've previously taken a look at what an adjudication is and what you might want to think about when a dispute needs adjudicating. This month, we're looking at adjudication under the NEC3 document and think about some specific aspects of appointing an adjudicator under this type of contract. Read more...
Adjudication under the JCT contract
Last month, we took a look at adjudication under NEC3 and noted that you need to find an adjudicator with experience in the field. This month, we're looking at adjudication under a different form of construction contract: The JCT contract form. Read more...
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When is a defect not a Defect?
Steven Evans explores the Defects provisions in the NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract and provides a practical guide to their effect and use. Read more...
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A brief guide to JCT Contract Documents
Last month we had a brief look at the different types of NEC 3 contract forms and pointed out that the language used is industry friendly as opposed to lawyer friendly. To give some balance to the discussion, here is a run down of JCT contracts. We'll let you decide which is more appropriate for you. Read more...
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International disputes under NEC
The NEC documents are used widely in the UK construction industry. However they do also get used internationally. John Redmond examines how they are used and why the rules of the game might be very different to when they are used in the UK. Read more...
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NEC Contracts : Dispute Adjudication in the UK
When it comes to dispute resolution there is an important difference in NEC contracts from JCT and other standard form contracts. This week, Tony Bingham highlights when adjudication is a must or an option. Read more...
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Snow Patrol: A Weather Warning for NEC 3
As we head towards another winter, for many construction professionals the memories of last year's Christmas snow and freezing weather have now faded. For others however those memories linger on in unresolved arguments about weather claims. Guest contributor, Michael Conway explains. Read more...
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Contractor's Float
Readers will probably be aware that one of the issues that often arises in construction disputes regarding extensions of time is the issue of who owns the contractor's float in his programme. Contractors invariably include a contingency period in their programme of works. This can be either a contingency specific to a particular item on the... Read more...
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Compensation Events under NEC 3 - Health Warning
The NEC 3 contract has attracted much attention, at least in the construction industry, with its wide spread adoption in prestigious contracts including the London 2012 Olympic Games.  It is not without its critics though. Love it or hate it, as Nigel Ribbands explains, it should come with a health warning attached. Read more...
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Case Study: What decision would you reach in this adjudication under NEC 3
This week, guest contributor Peter Barnes considers a case of adjudication under the NEC 3 document and wonders what decision you might reach faced with a wonky floor and whether it is a Compensation Event.   Read more...
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NEC 3 Project Manager's Powers and Duties
This guide explains the roles and responsibilities of Project Managers under the NEC 3 construction contract. The relationship between the Employer, Contractor(s) and Project Manager are explained. Here the role of the Project Manager in managing time, testing and defects, payments, compensation events, title, risks and insurance and finally... Read more...
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NEC 3 Risk Register: A valuable management tool?
The NEC 3 has something called a Risk Register. This week, guest contributor Robert A Sliwinski takes a look at what it is for, how to administrate it, why you should watch out for compensation events and asks if it is a valuable management tool overall. Read more...
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