EPCIC Contract Management in Offshore and Marine Course in Paris

Managing Complex Offshore Contracts with Greater Legal and Commercial Control

Offshore and marine projects combine technical complexity, high capital exposure, international legal requirements, and significant execution risk. In this environment, EPCIC contracts must do more than define scope—they must allocate responsibility clearly, protect commercial interests, and provide workable mechanisms for handling change, delay, payment, liability, and disputes.

The EPCIC Contract Management in Offshore and Marine training course provides a practical framework for understanding, structuring, and managing offshore EPCIC agreements. Across five days, you'll compare EPCIC, EPC, and EPCM delivery models, examine tendering and pricing structures, negotiate key legal terms, allocate contractual risk, and manage close-out and dispute resolution.

The programme is designed to help participants interpret complex contract provisions with greater confidence and connect legal clauses with the commercial realities of offshore project delivery.

What You Will Learn

By the end of this EPCIC Contract Management in Offshore and Marine training course, you will be able to:

• Distinguish between EPCIC, EPC, and EPCM contracting models.
• Understand how responsibility and liability are allocated in offshore contracts.
• Evaluate lump sum, unit rate, and hybrid pricing structures.
• Manage offshore tendering and bidder qualification processes.
• Review and negotiate key contractual provisions.
• Understand indemnities, liability, termination, and change-in-law clauses.
• Allocate technical, commercial, regulatory, and geopolitical risks contractually.
• Manage variations, delays, extensions of time, and payment risks.
• Understand contract close-out, final acceptance, warranties, and intellectual property transfer.
• Evaluate negotiation, arbitration, and other dispute resolution mechanisms.