NEC downloads
51 files to use on your own contracts, in Excel and Word. Tell us where to send a file, and the link also appears on the page straight away.
They are written in our own plain English, and none of them reproduces NEC contract wording, so keep your contract to hand. Check each file against your Contract Data and any Z clauses before you rely on it. This is general information, not legal advice.
Clause sheets
What each clause is about, form by form, in one place. Useful if you move between contracts and forms during your day.
Registers and trackers
Compensation events, early warnings, Defects, RFIs, programmes and payments, plus calculators. A proper starting point if you run your contract on spreadsheets.
Letter templates
Early warnings, notifications, replies, quotations and programme responses. Adapt them to your contract, and send each notification on its own, as clause 13.7 expects.
Checklists and one-pagers
The first 30 days, a Project Manager's weekly routine, reviewing a programme, close-out and more.
Outgrown the spreadsheet?
A register in a file works until two people need it at once, or until a reply date passes and nobody looks. Contract Status keeps the same registers in one shared record, with the dates worked out and the right people told.
Want to read up first?
See NEC software vs spreadsheets and our guide to NEC registers.