How an extension of time is claimed, proved and approved under FIDIC 1999 and Decree 210/2026, including the 28-day notice, concurrent delay and public-project approvals.
How the Construction Law and Decree 210/2026 treat variations, additional work and amendments, and how FIDIC Clause 13 fits Vietnamese law.
How Decree 210/2026 and the Construction Law treat lump-sum, fixed-rate and adjustable-rate prices, and how to draft an escalation clause that works alongside FIDIC.
The statutory warranty under Vietnamese law and the FIDIC Defects Notification Period overlap but differ in duration, cost allocation and security. This guide shows how to draft them to work together.
A performance bond only protects the Employer if its wording, issuer and expiry fit the contract. This guide covers Luật Xây dựng Art 83, Decree 210/2026 and FIDIC sub-clause 4.2 for Vietnamese projects.
Unamended FIDIC General Conditions collide with mandatory Vietnamese rules on currency, termination and disputes. This guide shows how to draft Particular Conditions that work under Luật Xây dựng 2025 and Decree 210/2026.
Choosing between the FIDIC 1999 Red, Yellow and Silver Books decides who bears design and ground risk on a Vietnamese project. This guide compares the forms and their fit with Vietnamese law.
Relief for cost shocks, new laws or unforeseen ground depends on a precise legal test. We explain the 2026 framework, the five Civil Code conditions and how to prepare a claim.
How Vietnamese law and the FIDIC 1999 Silver Book allocate design, ground, change-in-law and delay risk in an EPC project, and what foreign contractors and lenders must check.
Decree 210’s advance rules bind public investment and PPP projects only. We explain caps, guarantees, recovery and how to draft private-sector advance clauses.
Decree 210/2026 replaced the earlier contract framework from 1 July 2026. We explain its scope, where its hard numbers apply, and what to review in live contracts.
