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contrat de maître d'ouvrage

English translation: building works contract

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French term or phrase:maîtrise d'ouvrage
English translation:building works contract
Entered by: Mary Lalevee

10:59 Jul 8, 2002
French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Construction / Civil Engineering / construction
French term or phrase: contrat de maître d'ouvrage
I'm now thoroughly confused with "maître d'oeuvre etc".
Mary Lalevee
United Kingdom
Local time: 06:22
Building works contract
Explanation:
for contruction projects

maître d'oeuvre is the contractor




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Note added at 2002-07-08 13:04:36 (GMT)
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the maitre d\'oeuvre is the contractor but the kind of contract he or she has is a building works contract. May I suggest you check for yourself on Google....:)

it would not be a contracting contract, right? So the thing is, he is a maitre d\'oeuvre but he has a contract for the maitrise of the ouvrage. MAkes sense, right?

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Note added at 2002-07-08 13:07:44 (GMT)
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Just to help you out a bit further:
Developer- comes up witht he idea
Architect- Designs the thing
[Client or owner -pays for it with loans from banks etc] Sometimes the developer also act as owner]
Contractor with a building works contract builds it
Ancilliary contractors can be electrical, plumbing, etc.
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Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X)
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Thank you very much - it is now clear.
Mary
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Summary of answers provided
5Building works contract
Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X)
4contractor
PaulaMac (X)
4project (or service) site ownshership
Jean-Luc Dumont


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Building works contract


Explanation:
for contruction projects

maître d'oeuvre is the contractor




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Note added at 2002-07-08 13:04:36 (GMT)
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the maitre d\'oeuvre is the contractor but the kind of contract he or she has is a building works contract. May I suggest you check for yourself on Google....:)

it would not be a contracting contract, right? So the thing is, he is a maitre d\'oeuvre but he has a contract for the maitrise of the ouvrage. MAkes sense, right?

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Note added at 2002-07-08 13:07:44 (GMT)
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Just to help you out a bit further:
Developer- comes up witht he idea
Architect- Designs the thing
[Client or owner -pays for it with loans from banks etc] Sometimes the developer also act as owner]
Contractor with a building works contract builds it
Ancilliary contractors can be electrical, plumbing, etc.


Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X)
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in PortuguesePortuguese
PRO pts in category: 57
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Thank you very much - it is now clear.
Mary
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contractor


Explanation:
Type of contractor depends on the project.

PaulaMac (X)
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project (or service) site ownshership


Explanation:
maître d'oeuvre = lead contractor prime contracteur

maître d'ouvrage = owner, employer, client, purchaser

when EDF uses a contractor to provide maintenance services in a nuclear plant

oeuvre = maintenance service
maitre d'oeuvre - service provider

ouvrage = nuclear plant
maitre de l'ouvrage - EDF - owner opf the plant

maitrise de l'oeuvre - projet managership

maîtrise de l'ouvrage project site ownshership

Jean-Luc Dumont
France
Local time: 07:22
Native speaker of: French
PRO pts in category: 27
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