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ARTICLE · 30 JUNE 2021

What Is An EPC Contract?

In any construction contract, the key considerations between the parties lie with the aspects of time, cost and quality.

MalaysiaGovernment, Public Sector

There are many companies within the development and infrastructure, renewable energy and power industries that prefer the use of Engineering, Procurement and Construction contracts to manage complex projects. An Engineering, Procurement and Construction Contract ("EPC Contract"), occasionally known as a "Turnkey Contract", is a construction contract where the contractor ("EPC Contractor") holds the responsibility towards the design, procurement, construction, commissioning and handover of a project ("Project").

In essence, an employer ("Employer") will provide the EPC Contractor with a detailed scope of work including the technical and functional specifications of any machinery or facility to be constructed, and the EPC Contractor develops the Project from its commencement to final completion. Thereafter, the EPC Contractor will hand over the Project to the Employer to operate the Project at the "turn of a key", hence the term "turnkey". The amount of technical

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