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Price Adjustment Formulae for Construction Contracts * Provisional


Series 2 - Decorations: 2/44 June 1976 = 100


Jan Feb


2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 877 880 910 939 941 961 992 1018 877 885 911 940 941 961 993 1019


Mar 878 885 913 942 942 961 992 1020 Apr


878 886 912 942 941 969 992 1019


May 879 888 910 941 941 969 992 1020 June 879 889 912 937 941 969 992 1020* July 879 898 915 937 961 993 992 1046* Aug 879 898 915 937 961 993 1016 1047* Sep Oct


879 909 915 937 961 993 1015 879 908 915 937 960 993 1013


Nov 880 908 924 937 960 993 1015 Dec


880 910 924 937 961 992 1015


The Price Adjustment Formulae Indices are monthly indices used in conjunction with formula methods for adjusting construction contracts which are not fixed priced. They are sometimes known as the NEDO, Baxter or Osborne Indices.


Jan Feb


Series 3 - Finishes: Painting & Decorating: 3/48 June 1990 = 100


2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 265 266 275 283 284 290 299 307 265 268 275 284 284 290 299 307


Mar 265 268 276 284 284 290 299 307 Apr


265 267 275 284 284 292 299 307


May 266 268 274 284 284 292 299 307 June 266 268 275 283 284 292 299 307* July 266 271 276 283 290 299 299 316* Aug 266 271 276 283 290 299 307 316* Sep Oct


266 274 276 283 290 299 307 266 274 276 283 289 299 306


Nov 266 274 279 283 289 299 306 Dec


266 274 279 283 290 299 306 The formulae calculate the increase or decrease


in contractors' costs over any period, to the nearest month. This method of reimbursement helps speed up payment to contractors and reduces administrative costs.


Forthcoming events You’re invited to attend...


General Meeting 2017 Annual Ricoh Arena, Coventry, CV6 6GE


11.00am–1.00pm on 28 November 2017 Our Annual General Meeting will take place


while the Painting & Decorating Show is being held at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.


Attending the P&D Show?


You now have the opportunity to also come to the PDA AGM! Annual Report– Financial Report


Election of officers for Membership Categories 1,3,4 The PDA is your Association,


managed for and by Members, we encourage all Members to contribute. 20 LAMD Branch Meeting 28 Bradford Branch Meeting The indices published above are for decorating


work and are compiled from labour and materials costs. Series 3 is the latest series and recommended for use on all new contracts. Series 2 continues to be published for contracts which still require their use.


OCTOBER 2 Hull Branch Meeting


4 Wakefield & District Branch Meeting


11 Doncaster Branch Meeting 24 Bradford Branch Meeting


Home Farm, Ferriby Road, Hesslewood, HU13 0JA


Kirklands Hotel, Leeds Road, Outwood, WF1 2LU


Shipley Conservative Club, Otley Road BD18 3SA


25 York & District Branch Meeting The Buckles Inn, York YO23 3PW


NOVEMBER 1 Wakefield & District


Branch Meeting 8 Doncaster Branch Meeting


Kirklands Hotel, Leeds Road, Outwood, WF1 2LU


10 -12 PDA National Conference Bristol Marriott, Royal Hotel,BS1 5TA


Civil Service Club, London SW1A 2HJ


Shipley Conservative Club, Otley Road BD18 3SA


29 York & District Branch Meeting The Buckles Inn, York YO23 3PW


7.00pm 7.30pm 8.00pm


UP TO DATE INFORMATION ABOUT ALL EVENTS IS AVAILABLE ON THE PDA WEBSITE – www.paintingdecoratingassociation.co.uk


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7.00pm 8.00pm


The Sportsman Pub, Armthorpe Road DN2 5QB 7.30pm


7.30pm 8.00pm


8.00pm


The Sportsman Pub, Armthorpe Road DN2 5QB 7.30pm


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