Terms & Conditions

The current project register does not approve a universal contract-formation rule, quotation-validity period or cancellation process for publication. Those terms must be confirmed in the approved documents supplied for the individual project and reviewed before reliance.

Project scope, exclusions, variations, design responsibilities and statutory-consent responsibilities must be set out for the individual project. The current register does not approve a universal TCM variation procedure or a blanket allocation of planning, building-control or other consent duties.

VAT treatment, deposits, stage payments, retention, invoice due dates, payment methods, late-payment provisions and cancellation consequences remain under evidence and legal review. No standard percentage, monetary threshold or payment timetable is approved for publication on this page.

Programme dates, delay responsibility, extension-of-time provisions and any additional charges are project-specific contractual matters. The current register does not approve a universal programme or delay clause for all TCM work.

Access, utilities, property information, approvals, safety information and other client responsibilities must be defined for the individual project. This page does not publish a universal client-obligations schedule while the operating terms remain under review.

Material specification, workmanship standards, product responsibility, substitutions and completion requirements depend on the written project scope. Insurance, certification and guarantee claims are not inferred from this section and remain governed by their separate evidence records.

Health-and-safety and CDM duties depend on the project, the appointed dutyholders and the work being undertaken. This page does not assert that TCM holds every CDM role or publish a universal notification or appointment procedure; project-specific responsibilities require the appropriate competent and legal review.

Defect reporting, workmanship commitments, manufacturer warranties, inspection times and remedy terms remain under review. The current register does not approve a universal 12-month workmanship warranty, a fixed notification window or a fixed remedy timetable for all TCM projects.

Liability limitations and exclusions are legal terms that require qualified review and project-appropriate wording. No universal cap or exclusion is presented on this page as an approved TCM contractual term.

Insurance schedules, insured legal entity, covered activities, exclusions, policy dates and limits remain under verification. This page does not publish public-liability, employers-liability, contract-works or professional-indemnity limits until the applicable evidence is approved.

Termination, suspension, cancellation, refund, demobilisation and payment consequences remain part of the pending operating-terms review. Any binding rights or obligations must come from the approved contract for the individual project.

Complaints, dispute escalation, adjudication or ADR routes and governing-law wording require qualified legal review. The current register does not approve a universal TCM dispute procedure or response timetable for publication here.

General contract provisions, notices, assignment, subcontracting, third-party rights and version control remain subject to the approved project contract and qualified review. This page should not be treated as the final operating terms until that review is complete.