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000001 R02
Commercial Close Out
Management Plan
June 2022
Authors
Reviewers
Contract
Ken Mazey 20th June 2022
Management Lead
Delivery Assurance
James Redman 22nd June 2022
Lead
Revision History
Revision No. Date Description
Copyright Information
The contents of this document are the property of the Autoridad para Reconstruccion con
Cambios (ARCC). Use of any part of this document without the authorisation of the
ARCC is prohibited.
Table of Contents
1 PURPOSE ................................................................................................................................... 1
2 PREFACE .................................................................................................................................... 1
3 APPROACH ................................................................................................................................. 2
4 COMMERCIAL CLOSE OUT .......................................................................................................... 3
5 REVIEW OF COMMERCIAL CLOSE OUT PROCESS ......................................................................... 5
6 THE COMMERCIAL CLOSE OUT PROCESS ..................................................................................... 5
A. APPENDIXES .............................................................................................................................. 8
List of Figures
FIGURE 1 ‐ MINOR SUBCONTRACTS ARE LIKELY TO BE LOW‐VALUE (SECTOR SPECIFIC), SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES,
TEMPORARY WORKS AND THE LIKE WHERE THE RISK EXPOSURE TO ARCC IS LOW. .................................................. 6
FIGURE 2 – CCO PROCESS .................................................................................................................................. 7
List of Table
TABLE 1‐1. CCO GENERAL ACTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 1
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1 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to assist the ARCC official representatives establish and manage
the Commercial Close Out procedure. It is written to provide an inventory of the salient required
polices and processes, with a goal of streamlining and consolidating guidance on Commercial
Closeout in a single easy‐to‐access document, for Government to Government (G2G) Contracts.
The policy will:
Provide clear guidance to the ARCC, the ARCC Contract Team and the Contractor on
the requirements for successful Commercial Close Out.
Ensure that the accountability and responsibility for carrying out the processes are
clearly assigned to roles.
Adherence to the procedures and processes detailed in this document will ensure an efficient
and timely Commercial Close Out of the G2G Contracts.
2 Preface
Commercial Close Out (‘CCO’ hereinafter), is the submission of documentation and the
agreement of the final sum for the works (see Appendix A for a minimum requirement list), in
accordance with the responsibilities of the contract, in a summarised and standardised way. This
includes the verification of the justification of the Price to ensure the compliance of the existing
obligations of the contract between the Employer, the Contractor, and the latter with its
Subcontractors, in relation to the performed works, provision of the services and supplied goods
under the contract.
A successful CCO will establish that each party has fully satisfied their obligations to the other.
The Contractor must have delivered everything the contract required (materials, services, data,
certifications, etc.) and the ARCC must have paid the contractor in full as per the contract. Any
amounts payable to the Employer or other amounts due to the Contractor. Property rights, both
physical and intellectual, must have been settled to the satisfaction of the parties.
Administrative actions must have been finalised; all necessary documentation must have been
provided included in the Contract Completion Certificate
These CCO general actions can be found in Table 1 below
Requirements for Commercial Closeout
ALL Parties have fully satisfied their obligations to one another.
ALL Contract requirements have been delivered.
The ARCC have paid the Contractor in FULL the CCO Certificate has been signed.
ANY amounts due to the Contractor, and or are payable to the Employer (ARCC) have been paid.
Property Rights have been settled to the satisfaction and agreement of ALL Parties.
Administrative actions have all be finalized.
ALL documentation has been included in the file and presented.
The Contract Completion Certificate has been completed, is complaint, and has been provided to the
Employer (ARCC).
Table 1‐1. CCO general actions.
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The leading majority of the G2G Contracts in this portfolio have been undertaken using an
amended NEC3 Option F Management Contracting form of contract (there could be some
exemptions cases). This guide is only relevant to Option F Contracts.
The NEC3 Option F contract is a cost reimbursable contract whereby the appointed Contractor
is reimbursed the Defined Cost of the works as carried out by subcontractors (term which
includes suppliers of goods, etc.) and is paid a fee to manage those subcontractors. For clarity,
in the case of the G2G Contracts, the Fee includes (based on a general description in the NEC
and the Project Manager should check all their contracts accordingly).
1. Expenses of personnel who do not carry out the work described in 2B of the Specific
Section of the Works Information and who form part of the off‐Site main office
(managers, secretary, administrative staff, accountants and similar); as well as expenses
incurred for this organization (necessary computer equipment, computer licenses,
telephones, furniture, consumables, printers, paper, toner and any other material
intrinsic to the Site office, as well as its supply and similar).
2. Profit.
3. All the taxes that burden the execution of the works (SENCICO, CONAFOVICER and
similar) or that the Contractor must pay as part of his business activity but do not burden
the execution of the works, except for the General Sales Tax (IGV).
4. Any other cost that is not included in the Defined Cost nor the Cost of the Lump Sum
Packages.
It is anticipated that on certain contracts the Contractor may also undertake certain works
directly rather than employing subcontractors. In some instances, the Contractor will also take
on responsibility for design of the works and subcontract designers.
3 Approach
The approach relating to the successful management of the CCO process, for all the G2G
Contracts, is defined as follows:
All parties shall together and individually act as stated in the contract and in a spirit
of mutual trust and co‐operation, to successfully execute and closeout the Contract.
The adoption of a proactive approach that encourages good management of the
CCO and the incorporation of Payment Certificates.
Check at an early stage of the project, that all parties are aware of the Commercial
Closeout Process, specific responsibilities, associated timescales, and potential
incentives and penalties.
Manage the timely resolution of all outstanding defects identified at Completion,
while providing the Contractor with the necessary information to allow remedial
works to be completed within the agreed timescale.
Undertake a thorough final inspection to allow the final Defect Certificate to be
issued after the Defects Date.
Disputes shall be submitted to Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB) of which decisions
are final and binding on the Parties.
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4 Commercial Close Out
4.1. Commercial Close Out Prerequisites
CCO will only be achieved when:
ARCC has no outstanding commitments or liabilities (other than the release of the
retention) to the Contractor and subsequently to their Subcontractors;
The Contractor has agreed and signed their own CCO documentation and, also all
CCO documentation in respect of any Direct Works undertaken by them, and all
their Subcontractors;
All contract deliverables by the Contractor have been provided.
All contract administrative actions by all parties have been completed.
Any changes to the Works Information (including any design derogations in relation
to quality or scope) have been agreed and documented.
Any changes to the Contract referred to under clause 12.3 or other legal agreements
have been executed where required.
Any disputes or claims are settled and documented; except for those unresolved
disputes which shall be arbitrated in a single arbitral proceeding (as required by ZW
clause). This arbitral proceeding shall be commenced only after the total
Completion of the contract.
Final payment has been made to the Contractor including release of first part of
retention; and
Asset disposals (permanent & temporary) have been agreed and documented.
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Delivered the “As‐built plans”, descriptive reports, calculation reports, final metrics,
technical specifications, operational and maintenance manuals, licenses, warranties
and guarantee’s, as well as all other documentation required to complete the
information in accordance with the Work.
Provided all approvals, certificates, and licenses for the occupation of the works
issued by the entities involved in Design and construction.
Provided the approvals and certificates that correspond to the construction and
equipment of the health sector or others.
Provided training and familiarization courses to explain and demonstrate to the
Employer the function and operation of the mechanical, electrical, communications
and security system facilities.
Ensured all security fences are removed.
Ensured that the demobilization of all accommodation, infrastructure and
temporary elements of the Site are completed.
Carried out a final cleaning of all surfaces after removing all equipment, tools
temporary structures, materials, protective covers, and coatings, etc., leaving the
works and the Site in the condition required according to the Information of the
works, leaving the works safe with the accesses blocked and with the labeling of all
the keys that will be delivered to the Project Manager.
Completed the corresponding landscaping and exterior works according to the
Accepted Design.
For clarity, only the Completion Certificate, established within the Contract, shall be deemed to
constitute the acceptance and the fulfilment of the entire scope. However, depending on each
individual contract, Subcontractor Package Completion documentation, can be issued that
eventually form part of the Completion Certificate (covering the scope of the Contractor under
the Contract, in its entirety).
The above Sectional Completion will serve to avoid an excessive accumulation of work towards
the tail‐end of a contract and help to mitigate issues that could otherwise delay the close‐out
process.
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5 Review of Commercial Close Out Process
The CCO process has been developed to be generic and to apply to all G2G Contracts. The
Process Map shows the relationships and timescales leading to contract finalisation. The Process
Map describes:
ARCC stages of approval for Governance & Assurance required within the process.
ARCC Contract Team key activities during the process.
The contract payment stages and key milestones.
Progress reporting requirements showing the relationship of ongoing reporting
throughout the process until contract finalization.
Target timescales for the completion of the process.
The Process Map also gives an indication of points where the ARCC Contract Team will need to
engage with ARCC Governance and Assurance to achieve approval at key stages of the CCO
Process. It also shows the steps required for the signing of the Prices and the execution of any
changes to the contract (see clause 12.3) required to finalise the Contract.
To ensure the objectives, policy and principles detailed within this document, the ARCC will need
to implement a comprehensive governance regime to manage and assure the delivery of the
CCO process. There are three key stages of approval in the CCO process:
Stage 1 – CCO Strategy
Stage 2 – CCO Pack (including final account – target less than three months after
Completion)
Stage 3 – Contract Finalizations
6 The Commercial Close Out Process
6.1. When Does the CCO Process Begin?
The CCO process starts very early in the project cycle and needs to be planned from the outset.
The CCO process should be part of the requirements that the Contractor is obliged to deliver
against.
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The diagram below shows the hierarchy of the documents. The Contractor CCO cannot be
agreed and or finalized until all other CCO’s have been closed.
Figure 1 ‐ Minor Subcontracts are likely to be low‐value (sector specific), supply of goods and services,
temporary works and the like where the risk exposure to ARCC is low.
6.3. Timelines
The CCO timelines are identical for all Contracts and follow the same process. The timeline for a
Project maybe different and the Project Manager needs to check the Contract and apply them
appropriately. An example of a flow chart (not sector specific) and timeline can be found in
Appendix B and C.
The CCO process is shown diagrammatically below (Figure 2). This demonstrates the process
steps and indicates the stakeholders involved at the various stages. The process will be managed
by the Contractor. A pragmatic approach should be taken to adapt the process to suit the specific
contract type that is being managed. ARCC’s expectation will be that the CCO process will follow
the contract.
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Figure 2 – CCO Process
Many of the forms of contract do not refer to the term Commercial Close Out however ARCC
expects the Contractor to be active in this area throughout the duration of the contract. The
incremental collation of contractual deliverables, including the CCO of Subcontractor and
Designer accounts is considered as necessary to reduce risk and avoid increased overhead costs
at completion.
The Contractor is responsible for administering the progressive completion of CCO
documentation for the contract for which they are responsible. In addition, ARCC CCO mangers
should encourage the early preparation by focusing on quality of monthly valuations through a
periodic cost audit exercise. The best practice would be every 2 or 3 months. To facilitate this,
there is a tool to facilitate the cost auditing process in a simplified and practical manner named
“Inspection of Account and records check list” which can be found in Appendix D.
A Master Tracker can also be used to monitor and supervise the CCO steps at sector and package
level which provides the overall status of CCO process. This can be found in Appendix E. This
Master Tracker should be maintained and updated by ARCC CCO Managers and should be
distributed to the Project Managers at package level.
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A. Appendixes
Appendix A: CCO Minimum Requirement List
Appendix B: CCO Process Flow Chart
Appendix C: CCO Process Timeline
Appendix D: Inspection of Records and Accounts Check list
Appendix E: CCO Master Tracker
Appendix F: CCO Certificate
Plan de Gestión
Cierre de las Cuentas Comerciales
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Indice
1 ALCANCE ........................................................................................................................................1
EL CUMPLIMIENTO DE LOS PROCEDIMIENTOS Y PROCESOS DETALLADOS EN ESTE DOCUMENTO GARANTIZARÁ UN CIERRE
COMERCIAL EFICIENTE Y OPORTUNO DE LOS CONTRATOS DE G2G. ............................................................................... 1
2 PRÓLOGO .......................................................................................................................................1
SE PREVÉ QUE, EN ALGUNOS CONTRATOS, EL CONTRATISTA PUEDA REALIZAR TAMBIÉN CIERTAS OBRAS DIRECTAMENTE EN
LUGAR DE EMPLEAR A SUBCONTRATISTAS. EN ALGUNOS CASOS, EL CONTRATISTA TAMBIÉN ASUMIRÁ LA RESPONSABILIDAD DEL
DISEÑO DE LAS OBRAS Y SUBCONTRATARÁ A LOS DISEÑADORES. .................................................................................. 2
3 ENFOQUE .......................................................................................................................................2
4 CIERRE DE CUENTAS COMERCIALES ................................................................................................4
5 REVIEW OF COMMERCIAL CLOSE OUT PROCESS ........................ ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
6 THE COMMERCIAL CLOSE OUT PROCESS ................................... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
A. APPENDIXES ...................................................................................................................................9
Plan de Gestión
Cierre de las Cuentas Comerciales
1 Alcance
El objeto de este documento es ayudar a los representantes oficiales de ARCC a establecer y
gestionar el procedimiento de Cierre Comercial. Está redactado para proporcionar un listado
de las principales políticas y procesos requeridos, con el objetivo de simplificar y consolidar la
información sobre el cierre comercial en un único documento de fácil acceso, para los
contratos entre gobiernos (G2G).
La directiva:
2 Prólogo
El Cierre Comercial ("CCO" en adelante), es la presentación de la documentación y el acuerdo
del importe final de las obras (véase el Apéndice A para una lista de requisitos mínimos), de
acuerdo con las obligaciones del contrato, de forma resumida y estandarizada. Esto incluye la
verificación de la justificación del Precio para garantizar el cumplimiento de las obligaciones
existentes en el contrato entre el Empresario, el Contratista, y éste con sus Subcontratistas, en
relación con las obras realizadas, la prestación de los servicios y los bienes suministrados en el
marco del contrato.
Un CCO exitoso establecerá que cada parte ha cumplido plenamente sus obligaciones para con
la otra parte.
El Contratista debe de haber entregado todo lo que el contrato le exige (materiales, servicios,
datos, certificaciones, etc.) y la ARCC debe haberle de pagado íntegramente según el contrato.
Cualquier cantidad que deba pagarse al Empleador u otras cantidades que se deban al
Contratista. Los derechos de propiedad, tanto físicos como intelectuales, deben haber sido
resueltos a satisfacción de las partes. Las acciones administrativas deben haber finalizado;
toda la documentación necesaria debe haberse incluido en el Certificado de Finalización del
Contrato.
Estas acciones generales del CCO se pueden encontrar en la Tabla 1:
La mayor parte de los contratos G2G de esta cartera se han llevado a cabo utilizando un
formulario de contrato de gestión enmendado de la Opción F del NEC3 (podría haber algunos
casos de exención). Esta guía sólo es relevante para los contratos de la opción F.
Se prevé que, en algunos contratos, el Contratista pueda realizar también ciertas obras
directamente en lugar de emplear a subcontratistas. En algunos casos, el Contratista también
asumirá la responsabilidad del diseño de las obras y subcontratará a los diseñadores.
3 Enfoque
El enfoque relativo al éxito de la gestión del proceso CCO, para todos los Contratos G2G, se
define como sigue:
UKDT apoyará al ARCC para garantizar que se aplique el nivel adecuado de garantía y gobernanza
a cada acuerdo de los Precios. El valor final no se entregará al Contratista hasta que el
Documento CCO del Contratista haya sido aprobado y firmado por ARCC.
Esta firma será la etapa final del proceso de CCO y confirmará que todos los productos están
conformes en base a el contrato y que todas las responsabilidades y obligaciones entre el
Contratista y la ARCC se han cumplido.
El mapa del proceso también indica los puntos en los que el Equipo de Contratos de la ARCC
tendrá que colaborar con el Departamento de Gobernanza y Garantía de la ARCC para lograr la
aprobación en las etapas clave del proceso de la OCC. También muestra los pasos necesarios
para la firma de los Precios y la ejecución de cualquier cambio en el contrato (véase la cláusula
12.3) necesario para finalizar el Contrato.
Para garantizar los objetivos, la política y los principios detallados en este documento, la ARCC
tendrá que aplicar un régimen de gobernanza exhaustivo para gestionar y garantizar la
realización del proceso de OCC. Hay tres etapas clave de aprobación en el proceso de OCC:
El siguiente diagrama muestra la jerarquía de los documentos. El CCO del contratista no puede
acordarse o finalizarse hasta que se hayan cerrado todos los demás CCOs.
Figura 1 - Los Subcontratos Menores son probablemente de bajo valor (específicos del sector), suministro de bienes
y servicios, obras temporales y similares donde la exposición al riesgo de la ARCC es baja.
Muchos de los formularios del contrato no hacen referencia al término Cierre Comercial, sin
embargo, la ARCC espera que el Contratista sea activo en esta área durante toda la duración del
contrato. El cotejo progresivo de los entregables contractuales, incluyendo el CCO de las cuentas
de los subcontratistas y diseñadores, se considera necesario para reducir el riesgo y evitar el
aumento de los costes generales a la finalización.
También se puede utilizar un Master Tracker para controlar y supervisar los pasos de la CCO a
nivel de sector y de paquete que proporciona el estado general del proceso de la CCO. Se puede
encontrar en el Apéndice E. Los gestores de la CCO de la ARCC deben mantener y actualizar este
registro maestro y distribuirlo a los gestores de proyectos a nivel de paquete.
Appendix A
Commercial Close Out Minimum Requirement List
Lista de requisitos mínimos de cierre comercial
After/Before
Completion
Delivered /
Certificate
Not Delivered Comment
No. Item Artículo Antes/Después
Entregado / Comentario
Certificado de
No entregado
fecha de
finalización
1 Payment orders and attachments Órdenes de pago y anexos
Summary of Certified valuations ( Resumen de las valoraciones certificadas (
After (Después de)
1.1 Signed and accepted by ARCC ) Firmadas y aceptadas por la ARCC )
Substantiation of certified valuations Justificación de las valoraciones certificadas
(subcontractor's invoices and proof of (facturas del subcontratista y comprobantes de After (Después de)
1.2 payments) pago)
Summary of subcontracts awarded and Resumen de los subcontratos adjudicados y
copy of signed subcontracts Signed and copia de los subcontratos firmados Firmado y Before (Antes de)
1.3 accepted by ARCC ) aceptado por la ARCC )
Letter of guarantee of advance Carta de garantía de pago anticipado y de fiel
Before (Antes de)
1.4 payment and faithful performance. cumplimiento
Organizational charts of staff personnel
detailed by month, inc. acceptance by Organigramas del personal detallados por mes, Before (Antes de)
1.5 ARCC. incluida la aceptación por parte de la ARCC.
Remuneration slips of staff personnel Comprobantes de remuneración del personal
After/Before
on a monthly basis, including ARCC's de plantilla por mes, incluidas las aceptaciones (Antes/Después)
1.6 acceptances de la ARCC
Summary of general expenses, Detailed Resumen de los gastos generales, detallados After/Before
1.7 by month, inc. acceptance by ARCC. por mes, inc. aceptación de ARCC. (Antes/Después)
Activities developed on a monthly
After/Before
basis (head office + construction site), Actividades desarrolladas mensualmente (sede (Antes/Después)
1.8 inc. the acceptances by ARCC. central + obra), inc. las aceptaciones de ARCC.
Summary list of procurement items
paid with currencies other than the Lista recapitulativa de las partidas de compras
ones specified in the contract. pagadas con monedas distintas de las
Before (Antes de)
Exchange Rate Table and its variations, especificadas en el contrato. Tabla de tipos de
inc official justifications ‐ As specified in cambio y sus variaciones, inc. las justificaciones
1.9 the Contract oficiales ‐ Como se especifica en el Contrato
Monthly cost reports. Signed and Informes mensuales de costes. Firmados y
Before (Antes de)
2 accepted by ARCC. aceptados por la ARCC.
Final settlement (Proof of no debt) of
each subcontract. Signed and accepted Finiquito (Constancia de no adeudo) de cada After (Después de)
3 by ARCC. subcontrato. Firmado y aceptadas por ARCC.
Before (Antes de)
4 Copy of all the compensation events Copia de todos los eventos de compensación
Summary table of cost audits (Dates, Tabla resumen de las auditorías de costes
Before (Antes de)
5 findings, actions, closed actions) (Fechas, hallazgos, acciones, acciones cerradas)
Summary table of Defects and adjusted Cuadro recapitulativo de los defectos y de los
costs for accepted or uncorrected costes ajustados para los defectos aceptados o After (Después de)
6 defects no corregidos
Summary table of Bank Guarantees Cuadro resumen de las Garantías Bancarias
used in the execution of the Project utilizadas en la ejecución del Proyecto y cierre Before (Antes de)
7 and closure of the Guarantees de las Garantías
Summary table of insurances required
under the contract and proof of Cuadro recapitulativo de los seguros exigidos Before (Antes de)
8 payments en el contrato y comprobantes de pago
After (Después de)
9 Statement of Commercial Close out Declaración de Cierre Comercial
0%
CCO Process Flow Chart
Appendix B
Contract & Commercial Close-out Process / Activities / Flowchart DAB***
Completion
1 1 1 1
Commercial Cost Audit Cost Audit Cost Audit Cost Audit
Defined Costs
2
Review & Agreement of Early Warnings and Compensation Events Penalties
Disallowed Costs
Subcontractors accounts Recovery Advanced
agreed and Payments
PM & Contractor reach
finalised/closed
agreement on DAB
Start Date
3
Quality Supervision / Defects Notification ARCC PM
accepts/non-accept
Validation of Validation of Validation of Contractor submits Completion
Contractual corrected/accepted corrected/accepted corrected/accepted planned Completion Accepted defects
Defects Defects Defects Date
Design
Technical Test Certificates O&M Manuals
Complete & SSOMA archive
Specifications Employer Training Meter readings
Approved
As-built Plans
Accepted defects Warranties
Licenses & Certificates
Design Management 5
Checklists:
Contractual Commercial
- Completion of all Works - Management Contractor Preliminaries
- Test Certificates - Design
- Start-up results - Fees
- O&M manuals (provided & accepted) - Defined Costs
- Information for SSOMA archive - Penalties
- As-built Plans - Disallowed Costs
- Descriptive reports - Recovery of Advanced Payments
- Calculation reports - Release of Guarantee Fund
- Final meters - Employer's additional costs due to Contractor's activity
- Technical specifications - Incentives to Contractor
- Approval for occupation - Uncorrected defects adjustment
- Certificates for occupation - PM signed of SC procurement and SC completes their scope
- Licenses for occupation
- Training provided to Employer
- Training provided to support organisations
- Warranty certificates for materials
- Warranty certificates for equipment
- Warranty certificates for planta
- Safety fences removed
- Safe integration into public domain
- Demobilisation of Site
- Final clean
1
Refer to Cost Audit Guidance note on Aconex reference 999971-UKD001-000-XX-GU-ZZ-000001 – R01 and Contractor Staff Provisions Guidance note on Aconex reference 999985-UKD001-000-XX-RP-ZZ-000006.
2
Refer to UKDT CTRPM03 - Compensation Events Process Map, CTRPM04 - Early Warning Notification Process Map, CTRAG03 - Compensation Event Procedure, CTRAG04 - Early Warning Notice. These documents could be found on PortARC by following This Link.
2
NEC 3 Flow chart 16 - Early warning also provides further guidance and could be found on PortARCC by following This Link
3
Refer to UKDT CTRPM06 - Notification of Defect Process, CTRAG06 - Notification of Defects. These documents could be found on PortARC by following This Link.
4
Refer to UKDT CTRPM02 - Acceptance of Programme, CTRAG03 - Acceptance of Programme. These documents could be found on PortARC by following This Link.
5
Refer to UKDT CTRPM11 - Contrractor's Design for Acceptance Process. These documents could be found on PortARC by following This Link.
CCO Process Timeline
Appendix C
Commercial Close Out Timeline Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16
Project Completion Between the Contractor
and his subcontractros
Subcontractor‐Level CCO Process (No ARCC Involvment)
Project Completion
Subcontractor‐Level CCO Process
Project Completion
Subcontractor‐Level CCO Process
Project Completion
Subcontractor‐Level CCO Process
Last Project Completion
Ongoing Valuation and Cost Auditing
Proposal Submission to ARCC
Proposal
Approval by
ARCC
The Contractor's Preparation for Final
Submission
Completion Date (CD)
Acheiving Completion
Certificate
Contractor's CCO Final Submission ‐
4 Weeks Commercial
Close Out
Submission
CCO Final Review and Approval ‐ 12 Weeks
Commercial
Close Out
Approved
Inspection of Records and Accounts Check List
Appendix D
Package No. /Número de paquete Valuation No. / Nº de valoración Date of the Check/Fecha de la comprobación
6 - Posope Alto 12 12-Aug-22
Yes No Partial Not Applicable Disallowed Cost Hint Score Comment/Action
No. Payment Check for People Comprobación de pago para personas Sí No Parcialmente No se aplica Coste rechazado Sugerencia Puntuación Comentario/Acción
Have the site personnel been accepted by the PM and ¿El personal de la obra ha sido aceptado por el PM y se ha
1
value for money be demonstrated? demostrado la relación calidad-precio?
Have the site personnel records been verified by the ¿El Director de la obra del contratista ha verificado los
2
Project Manager? registros del personal de la obra?
Has there been any discrepancy when checking the site ¿Se han producido discrepancias al comprobar los registros
3
personnel records? del personal del centro?
Has the number of man-days for the Contractor reported ¿Se ha cotejado cada mes el número de días-hombre del
4
by the Contractor been cross-checked each month? contratista comunicado por éste?
¿Los registros diarios de todas las personas empleadas en
Do the daily records of all People employed within the
5 las áreas de trabajo identifican el "nombre de cada
Working Areas identify " Name of each People "?
persona"?
Do the daily records of all People employed within the ¿Identifican los registros diarios de todas las personas
6
Working Areas identify " Trade or job "? empleadas en las zonas de trabajo el "oficio o trabajo"?
Do the daily records of all People employed within the ¿Identifican los registros diarios de todas las personas
7 Working Areas identify " Hours worked per day (or empleadas en las zonas de trabajo las "horas trabajadas
night) "? por día (o noche)"?
¿Identifican los registros diarios de todas las personas
Do the daily records of all People employed within the
8 empleadas en las áreas de trabajo la "tarifa por hora
Working Areas identify " Rate per hour (shift or week) "?
(turno o semana)"?
¿Los registros diarios de todas las personas empleadas en
Do the daily records of all People employed within the
9 las zonas de trabajo identifican las "actividades
Working Areas identify " Activities employed upon "?
empleadas"?
¿Identifican los registros diarios de todas las personas
Do the daily records of all People employed within the
10 empleadas en las zonas de trabajo la "ubicación del
Working Areas identify " Location of work "?
trabajo"?
Has the amount paid for People been checked against the ¿Se ha cotejado el importe pagado por las personas con los
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Contractor’s wage records? registros salariales del contratista?
Has it been checked that there is no duplication in ¿Se ha comprobado y resuelto la duplicación de pagos
payment between direct costs and payroll burdens (e.g. entre los costes directos y las cargas salariales (por
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travel, medical examinations, the Contractor’s mandatory ejemplo, viajes, exámenes médicos, la contribución
contribution, etc.) been checked and resolved? obligatoria del contratista, etc.)?
Has the relevant daily records and employment terms of ¿Se han inspeccionado los registros diarios y las
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the employees been inspected? condiciones laborales de los empleados?
Total Score
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Puntuación Total
Package No. /Número de paquete Valuation No. / Nº de valoración Date of the Check/Fecha de la comprobación
6 - Posope Alto 12 12-Aug-22
Yes No Partial Not Applicable Disallowed Cost Hint Score Comment/Action
No. Payment Check for Equipment Comprobación de pago por equipo Sí No Parcialmente No se aplica Coste rechazado Sugerencia Puntuación Comentario/Acción
Have the equipment been accepted by the PM and ¿El equipo ha sido aceptado por el PM y se ha demostrado
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value for money be demonstrated? la relación calidad-precio?
Has it been checked if the Equipment was used to provide ¿Se ha comprobado si se ha utilizado el equipo para
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the works? realizar los trabajos?
¿Se ha aplicado algún importe por elementos no
Has there been any applied amount for items not qualified
calificados como Equipo? (Cláusula 11.2(7) del NEC - Los
as Equipment? (NEC clause 11.2(7) - Equipment is items
equipos son elementos proporcionados por el Contratista y
3 provided by the Contractor and used by him to Provide the
utilizados por él para la realización de las obras y que la
Works and which the Works Information does not require
Información de la Obra no le obliga a incluir en las
him to include in the works.)
mismas).
Has the actual time on site for the Equipment been ¿Se ha justificado el tiempo real de permanencia del
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substantiated by suitable records? equipo en el lugar mediante registros adecuados?
Total Score
0
Puntuación Total
Package No. /Número de paquete Valuation No. / Nº de valoración Date of the Check/Fecha de la comprobación
6 - Posope Alto 12 12-Aug-22
Yes No Partial Not Applicable Disallowed Cost Hint Score Comment/Action
No. Payment Check for Plant and Materials Comprobación de pago por planta y materiales Sí No Parcialmente No se aplica Coste rechazado Sugerencia Puntuación Comentario/Acción
Has it been checked if the applied amount had been
calculated from the prices obtained from a competitive ¿Se ha comprobado si el importe aplicado se ha calculado a
1 process for selection of suppliers for Plant and Materials partir de los precios obtenidos en un proceso competitivo de
accepted by the Project Manager, in accordance with the selección de proveedores de Planta y Materiales aceptado
contract? por el Gerente de Obra, de acuerdo con el contrato?
¿Se ha aplicado algún importe para elementos no calificados
Has there been any applied amount for items not qualified as
como Planta y Materiales? Puede tratarse de cualquier
2 Plant and Materials? (NEC clause 11.2(12) - Plant and
planta y material que no esté previsto que se incluya en las
Materials are items intended to be included in the Works)
obras o el equipo.
3 Are there Invoices as supporting information? ¿Hay facturas como información de apoyo?
4 Are there delivery notes as supporting information? ¿Hay albaranes como información de apoyo?
Do the invoices include " Description of supply – (type, size, ¿Incluyen las facturas "Descripción del suministro - (tipo,
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class etc.) " ? tamaño, clase, etc.)"?
6 Do the invoices include " Quantity supplied " ? ¿Incluyen las facturas la "Cantidad suministrada"?
Puntuación global
1- Each cost category is scored separately but they are rolled up to the overall score table based on
their weights within the total categories. 1st Inspection Score
1- Cada categoría de costes se puntúa por separado, pero se suman a la tabla de puntuación global en función de
su peso dentro de las categorías totales.
2- Weights are calculated based on the number of checks that need to be done per category. For
example, if the total checks is 80, and one category has 20 checks, the category's weight is 25%. 2nd Inspection Score
2- Los pesos se calculan en función del número de controles que hay que hacer por categoría. Por ejemplo, si el
total de controles es de 80, y una categoría fiene 20 controles, el peso de la categoría es del 25%.
3- Each check must be answered by selecting the "√" icon. 3rd Inspection Score
3- Se debe responder a cada comprobación seleccionando el icono "√".
4- Each check must be answered with only one of the options of "Yes", "No", "Partial" or " Not
Applicable". 4th Inspection Score
4- Cada casilla debe responderse con una sola de las opciones de "Sí", "No", "Parcial" o "No aplicable".
5- Each inspection's score should be recorded in "Score History" column for future referencing.
5- La puntuación de cada inspección debe registrarse en la columna "Historial de puntuación" para futuras 5th Inspection Score
referencias.
6- Overall Score
Equal or greater than 80% = Good Quality
Between 80% and 65% = Average Quality, Improvements Needed
Below 65% = Poor Quality
6- Puntuación global 6th Inspection Score
Igual o superior al 80% = Buena calidad
Entre el 80% y el 65% = Calidad media, se necesitan mejoras
Por debajo del 65% = Mala calidad
CCO Master Tracker
Appendix E
Después de la Antes de la Antes de la Antes de la Antes de la Antes de la Después de la Después de la
Presentación Antes de la presentación Presentación Presentación
presentación presentación presentación presentación presentación presentación presentación presentación
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Completa valoración/pago periódicas de costes presentación de la Contratista excepcional de la CE paquete de finalización del presentación de CC aplicable incentivo/penalización a la finalización
mensual emitido propuesta de CC (Conseguido/ paquete por parte del (S/N) (Tras el certificado de
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a la finalización importe adeudado - en su totalidad aceptados/no aceptados/no (DD) negociado por un bono de garantía garantía (S/N)
(Tras el certificado de finalización Relacionado con el pago a la (S/N) corregidos corregidos (S/N) 1ª parte - 60% 2ª parte - 40% con
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CCO Certificate
Appendix F
DECLARACIÓN DEL ACUERDO DE CUENTA FINAL
Contrato de Gestión
Por medio del presente documento confirmamos el acuerdo de que el monto final adeudado con
respecto al importe pagadero a (insertar Contratista de Gestión) con respecto al Contracto de Gestión
gastado es PENxxxx (letras).
Dicha suma incluye todos los pagos correctamente adeudados de acuerdo con los términos del Contrato
de Gestión / Orden de Compra con fecha xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx y se obtiene de la siguiente manera;
7 Tarifa PEN
Subtotal
El Contratista de Gestión confirma que la suma de PENxxx representa el monto final adeudado en virtud
del Contrato de Gestión / Orden de Compra y que no hay más reclamos por pagos adicionales pendientes
y que los costos están completos a la fecha sin Defectos pendientes a corregir.
El Gerente de Proyecto confirma que la suma de PENxxxxxxxx representa el monto final adeudado al
Contratista de Gestión / Proveedor con respecto al Contrato de Gestión incurrido de acuerdo con los
términos del Contrato de Gestión / Orden de Compra y que el monto final adeudado se pagará dentro del
calendario para el pago final según lo estipulado en el Contrato de Gestión / Orden de Compra.
Nombre:…......................................... Fecha:…...........................................
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