The ICE runs three law and contract examinations. The Law and Contract Management Examination, the Arbitrators Endorsement Examination and the Adjudicator´s Qualifying Examination. The Curriculum, application forms and examiner's report  for 2007, 2008 and 2009 can be downloaded from the links below:

ICE Legal Examinations Curriculum 2009-10

ICE Law and Contract Management Exam UK Application Form 2010

ICE Law and Contract Management Exam Overseas Application Form 2010

2009 Examiners Report

2008 Examiners Report

2007 Examiners Report

ICE Law and Contract Procedure Course Centres

Click here for information about Thomas Telford law and contract and training courses.

For further information on contracts examinations please contact Management Procurement and Law, One Great George Street Westminster, London SW1P 3AA (t: 020 7665 2116/2217, f: 020 7222 1403).

The Law and Contract Management Exam

The aim of ICE's Civil Engineering Law and Contract Procedure Examination is to promote a better understanding of civil engineering contract conditions, the legal framework within which they operate and the administrative procedures necessary for the successful completion of projects. It is a requirement to have passed papers 1 and 3 if you wish to join the ICE Register of Adjudicators

Arbitrator's Endorsement Examination

Candidates will normally have passed ICE's examination in Civil Engineering Law and Contract Management (or have reached an equivalent standard) and are assumed to be qualified civil engineers with considerable practical experience in contract management, claims procedures, estimating, costing and rate fixing. The examinations are not restricted to Members of ICE. It is a requirement to have passed this exam if you wish to join the ICE Register of Arbitrators.