General Conditions (GC) for Goods Procurement Contract - Table of Clauses

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General Conditions (GC) define standardized contractual terms for the procurement of goods and related services, to be applied without modification while Particular Conditions (PC) provide country- and project-specific requirements. The document presents a clause-by-clause structure covering definitions, corrupt or fraudulent practices, interpretation, amendment, language, notices, governing law, settlement of disputes, assignment, scope of supply, delivery schedules, responsibilities, performance security, copyright, confidentiality, specifications, packing, insurance, transportation, payment terms, taxes, liquidated damages, inspections, warranty, patent indemnity, liability limits, force majeure, time extensions, and termination.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLetters

FormatPDF

Pages13

Reading Time5 min

AccessFree to download

Table of Clauses

A. General

B. Scope of Supply

C. Payment

D. Finishing the Contract

1. Definitions

2. Corrupt or Fraudulent Practices

General Conditions (GC) The General Conditions (GC) shall be used without any modification. The Particular Conditions (PC) complement the GC by specifying data and contractual requirements linked to the special circumstances of the recipient country and the project. Table of Clauses A. General 1. Definitions ................................................................................................ 1 2. Corrupt or Fraudulent Practices ............................................................... 1 3. Interpretation............................................................................................ 1 4. Amendment ............................................................................................. 2 5. Language................................................................................................. 2 6. Joint Venture, Consortium or Association ................................................ 2 7. Notices..................................................................................................... 2 8. Governing Law......................................................................................... 2 9. Settlement of Disputes............................................................................. 2 10. Assignment.............................................................................................. 4 B. Scope of Supply 11. Scope of Supply ...................................................................................... 4 12. Schedule of Delivery and Completion...................................................... 4 13. Supplier’s Responsibilities ....................................................................... 4 14. Purchaser’s Assistance ........................................................................... 4 15. Performance Security .............................................................................. 4 16. Copyright ................................................................................................. 5 17. Confidential Information........................................................................... 5 18. Specifications and Standards .................................................................. 5 19. Packing and Documents.......................................................................... 6 20. Insurance................................................................................................. 6 21. Transportation ......................................................................................... 6 C. Payment 22. Contract Price .......................................................................................... 6 23. Terms of Payment ................................................................................... 6 24. Taxes and Duties..................................................................................... 6 25. Liquidated Damages................................................................................ 7 D. Finishing the Contract 26. Inspections and Tests.............................................................................. 7 27. Delivery of the Goods and Completion of the Related Services .............. 8 28. Warranty .................................................................................................. 8 29. Patent Indemnity...................................................................................... 9 30. Limitation of Liability ................................................................................ 9 31. Force Majeure ....................................................................................... 10 32. Extensions of Time ................................................................................ 10 33. Termination............................................................................................ 11 A. General 1. Definitions 1.1 The

FAQs

What is the role of General Conditions (GC) compared with Particular Conditions (PC)?

GC applies without modification and sets standardized contractual terms. PC complements GC by specifying data and contractual requirements tied to the recipient country and project-specific circumstances.

Which topics are covered under the General section of the table of clauses?

The General section includes definitions, corrupt or fraudulent practices, interpretation, amendment, language, joint venture/consortium/association, notices, governing law, settlement of disputes, and assignment.

What areas does the document address during contract performance and after delivery?

It covers scope of supply, delivery and completion, supplier responsibilities and purchaser assistance, performance security, copyright and confidentiality, inspections and tests, delivery and completion of related services, warranty, patent indemnity, and limitation of liability, including force majeure, extensions of time, and termination.

Sep 16, 2026

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