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  • Summary of the meeting of the 10th session of IMO’s Sub-Committee on Implementation of IMO Instruments (III)

    Read our summary of proceedings at the 10th session on the the sub-committee on implementation of IMO instruments.

    July 2024


    Information Note

    Other

    • Instructions for Completion of the Contract
    • Contract for the Provision of ROV, Support Vessel and Associated Work (Based on BIMCO SUPPLYTIME 2005)
      • Clauses
        • Definitions and Interpretation
        • Charter of the Vessel
        • The Work
        • Entire Agreement
        • Precedence
      • Schedules
        • Schedule 1 – BIMCO “SUPPLYTIME 2005” Time Charter Party for Offshore Service Vessels
        • Schedule 2 – Variations and Additions to SUPPLYTIME 2005 Terms
        • Schedule 3 – Work
        • Schedule 4 – Insurance and Limits of Liability
        • Schedule 5 – Company and Contractor Representatives
        • Schedule 6 – Breakdown
      • Appendices
        • IMCA competition law compliance policy
    Date: Reason: Revision:
    Date:June 2024 Reason:Page 2, template and bookmarking updated; no change to content Revision:Rev. 1.1
    Date:March 2017 Reason:To include the updated IMCA competition law compliance policy, to include new definitions for gross negligence, wilful misconduct and senior supervisory personnel, and to add a revised anti-corruption clause Revision:Rev. 1
    Date:October 2012 Reason:Initial publication Revision:Rev. 0

    • Introduction

    • Finance

    • Liabilities and Indemnities

    • Overall Limit of Liability

    • Insurance

    • Delay and Liquidated Damages

    • Variations and the Company’s Right to Instruct

    • Relocation and Tie In (relevant only to L&O)

    • Warranty (EPC(I))/Repair and Maintenance (L&O)

    • Subcontracts

    • Force Majeure

    • Political Risks/War Risks (L&O)

    • Acceptance (EPC(I) & L&O) and Payment (EPC(I))/Commencement of Hire (L&O)

    • Off-hire, Shutdown and Penalties (relevant only to L&O)

    • Importation

    • Termination, Suspension and Step In

    • Intellectual Property and Confidentiality

    • Anti-Corruption

    Date: Reason: Revision:
    Date:June 2024 Reason:Page 2, template and bookmarking updated; no change to content Revision:Rev. 0.1
    Date:March 2017 Reason:Initial publication Revision:Rev.

    • Definitions and Interpretation

    • Entire Agreement

    • Contract Duration

    • Scope of Services

    • Intellectual Property Rights

    • Compensation

    • Variations (Alternative 1)

    • Inspection

    • Warranty

    • Indemnities

    • Force Majeure

    • Termination of Contract

    • Assignment

    • Choice of Law

    • Insurance

    • Consequential Damages

    • Independent Contractor

    • Taxes

    • Confidentiality

    • Notices

    • Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999

    • Health, Safety & Environment

    • Limitation of Liability

    • Change in Law

    • Delay or Downtime

    • Embarkation and Disembarkation

    • Spares and Consumables

    • Survival

    • Severability

    • Counterpart

    • Appendix 1 – Scope of Services

    • Appendix 2 – Compensation Schedule

    Date: Reason: Revision:
    Date:June 2024 Reason:Page 2, template and bookmarking updated; no change to content Revision:Rev. 1.1
    Date:July 2017 Reason:To reflect present industry practice. To include the IMCA competition law compliance policy (annex 1) Revision:Rev. 1
    Date:February 2002 Reason:Initial publication Revision:Rev. 0

    • Introduction

    • Principles in Relation to DISMANTLECON

      • Company Group and Contractor Group Property and Personnel

      • Project Works (Including Both Company- and Contractor-Supplied Items)

      • Title

      • Duty Holder

      • Company Provided Information

      • Permits and Licences

      • Pollution and Contamination

      • Third Parties

      • Consequential Losses

      • Gross Negligence and Wilful Misconduct

      • Warranty Obligations

      • Limitation of Liabilities

      • Minimum Insurance Requirements

      • Force Majeure and Suspension

      • Delay

      • Variation Orders

      • Free Access to Work Site

      • Intellectual Property Rights

      • Termination by Company for Convenience

      • Company’s Obligation to Pay Contractor

      • Operating Permits and Permits to Work

      • Extraordinary Risk

      • Anti-corruption

    • Summary

    Date: Reason: Revision:
    Date:June 2024 Reason:Page 2, template and bookmarking updated; no change to content Revision:Rev. 0.1
    Date:December 2020 Reason:Initial publication Revision:Rev. 0
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