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Custom choices

Which choices determine the content?

The content of your terms and conditions depends on the type of technical work you provide and the associated risks. The following choices determine which provisions you need.

Choice or question Why this matters legally
Do you supply products, services, or complete systems? The terms and conditions must relate to delivery, installation, maintenance, or a combination thereof, with deductibles and guarantees for each component.
Do you work based on customer specifications? Establish who is responsible for the accuracy and suitability of provided data, so that errors in the client's design do not end up with you.
Do you work on location or in your own workshop? For on-site work, access, safety, working conditions, and dependence on other parties are important risk factors to manage.
Do you provide service, maintenance, or breakdown services? Response times, parts availability, call-out charges, and the boundary between warranty and paid repairs require separate agreements.
Do you work commercially (B2B) or also for consumers? Mandatory protection rules apply to consumers; strict limitations of liability and short complaint periods do not always hold up against consumers.
Clauses and provisions

Which elements belong in the general terms and conditions of a technical company?

The components below form the core of usable general terms and conditions for a technical company. They align with quotations, order confirmations, work orders, delivery, and service, and ensure that agreements are legally sound.

Provision Relevant to Legal point of attention
Applicability and precedence With every quotation and order Stipulate that your terms and conditions apply and take precedence over the customer's purchasing terms and conditions, and specify which document takes precedence in the event of a conflict.
Quotation and specifications Before the start of the work Specify the basis for the price and schedule, the applicable assumptions, and that deviating requests will result in additional work.
Customer data and cooperation For on-site projects Make the customer responsible for accurate drawings, dimensions, access, energy, and a safe workplace.
Planning, delivery times and additional work During execution Make delivery times indicative, arrange for postponement in case of delays beyond your control, and establish the procedure for additional and reduced work.
Delivery and acceptance Upon completion or commissioning Determine how delivery will be made, which acceptance period applies, and when the work is considered approved.
Warranty and maintenance After delivery Describe the warranty period, what is and is not covered under warranty, and the distinction between warranty, wear and tear, and improper use.
Liability and consequential damages In case of damage or downtime Limit liability to the contract amount or the insured sum and exclude consequential damages such as loss of production.
Retention of title and payment Upon delivery and invoicing Retain title to delivered materials until full payment and settle payment terms, interest, and collection costs.
Use in practice

How do you use this document correctly?

General terms and conditions are only effective if they are properly declared applicable and made available in a timely manner. Follow the steps below.

Situation What should you do? Point of attention
With the quotation Refer to your general terms and conditions and attach the text or make it available Terms and conditions only apply if the customer could reasonably have been aware of them, so provision before or at the conclusion of the agreement is essential.
Upon order confirmation Have the customer confirm the order and the applicable terms and conditions in writing or digitally This prevents the customer's purchasing terms from taking precedence, and ensures the agreement is binding.
During execution Document additional work, changes, and details in writing on the work order or via email Oral agreements are difficult to prove; documenting them prevents disputes regarding price and scope afterwards.
In case of complaint or damage Refer to the complaints, warranty, and liability provisions and monitor the deadlines Responding promptly and correctly within the agreed timeframes upholds your limitations and limits your damages.
Common mistakes

Common mistakes

The errors below are common among technical companies and can render your terms and conditions worthless at the moment you need them.

Wrong Consequence Better approach
Terms and conditions not provided or provided too late The customer can invalidate the terms and conditions, causing your restrictions to lapse Send the terms and conditions along with the quotation and have receipt confirmed before concluding the agreement.
No overtime policy Additional work delivered remains unpaid or leads to disputes Include a clear clause regarding additional work and always confirm extra work in writing before carrying it out.
Liability for consequential damages not excluded A minor error leads to a claim for production loss or downtime far exceeding the contract amount Exclude consequential damage and limit liability to the invoice amount or the insured sum.
Standard text adopted from another industry Provisions do not align with your technology and offer no protection Use terms and conditions tailored to installation, assembly, maintenance, or the technology you supply.
Unlimited or unclearly formulated warranty You receive free repairs for an extended period, even in cases of wear and tear or misuse Describe the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions concretely, and distinguish between warranty and paid maintenance.
Risk profile

What is your situation and what do you pay attention to?

Depending on the type of assignments, the risks differ. Recognize your situation and determine where you need to tighten the terms and conditions.

Risk profile Example Focus in the document
On-site installation and assembly You work at the client's location with dependence on other parties, energy, and access Pay attention to delays not caused by your fault, workplace safety, and who is responsible for coordination and construction site facilities.
Delivery and installation of equipment You supply and install machines or systems according to specifications Pay attention to acceptance and commissioning, retention of title until payment, and the continued application of your supplier's manufacturer's warranty.
Maintenance and breakdown service You provide periodic maintenance or respond to malfunctions Pay attention to response and repair times, call-out charges, parts availability, and the boundary between maintenance and paid repair.
Work commissioned by a main contractor You work as a subcontractor on a larger project Pay attention to the impact of the main contract and schedule, chain clause, delivery, and who bears final responsibility.
Additional documents

When is this document not enough?

General terms and conditions cover the basics, but for specific agreements or long-term relationships, you need additional documents.

Situation Supplementary document Why
You make project agreements with a client regarding a specific job Construction contract A construction contract sets out the specific agreements regarding price, work, and completion of a project, alongside your general terms and conditions.
You outsource part of the work to another technical company Subcontracting agreement In this, you regulate the relationship with your subcontractor, including planning, quality, liability, and the transfer of the main contract.
You provide structural maintenance or service for a client Service and maintenance agreement A separate maintenance agreement specifies response times, availability, rates, and the duration of the collaboration.
Explanation of this document

Drafting General Terms and Conditions for a Technical Company, why?

Not every entrepreneur knows exactly what general terms and conditions for a technical company are, when you need them, and which risks they must cover. That is why we explain below what this document entails, what you should look out for, and why customized legal solutions are important.

What are the general terms and conditions for a technical company?
General Terms and Conditions for a technical company are the standard clauses that an installer, electrical company, plumber, climate technician, maintenance company, or other technical service provider declares applicable to all assignments. The technical sector has two industry-standard sets of general terms and conditions: the ALIB 2024 — General Terms and Conditions for Installing Companies — for assignments with business clients, and the AVIC 2016 — General Terms and Conditions for Installation Work for Consumers — for assignments with private clients. Both sets were drawn up by the trade association Techniek Nederland. However, simply downloading and declaring these standard sets applicable does not always offer sufficient protection. The ALIB 2024 leaves room for your own additions on several points, and without those additions, you, as an installer, lack protection that you could have had. Our lawyers assess whether the ALIB 2024 or AVIC 2016 suffices for your company, draft the necessary project-specific additions, and advise you on the implications of the Building Quality Assurance Act for your liability.
What are the ALIB 2024 and the AVIC 2016, and when do you use which one?
The ALIB 2024 — which entered into force on 1 January 2024 to replace the ALIB 2007 — is the standard general terms and conditions for agreements between an installer and a business client. The ALIB 2024 has been adapted to the Quality Assurance in Construction Act and contains provisions regarding the agreement, payment, liability, warranty, complaints, and dispute resolution. The AVIC 2016 — General Terms and Conditions for Installation Work for Consumers — applies to agreements with private clients and contains additional consumer protection provisions. Members of Techniek Nederland are required to use the AVIC for consumer assignments. If you work with both business and private clients, you need both sets. The ALIB is not suitable for consumer agreements, and the AVIC offers insufficient protection for the technically complex business market. Our lawyers advise you on the correct application of both sets and the additions required by your specific activities.
What are the most important changes in the ALIB 2024 compared to the ALIB 2007?
The ALIB 2024 contains a number of important changes compared to the ALIB 2007 that are of great practical importance to installers. The most far-reaching change concerns the duty to warn: the Quality Assurance in Construction Act (Wet kwaliteitsborging voor het bouwen) prescribes a stricter written warning obligation regarding inaccuracies in the contract or defects that the installer knows or ought to have known. The ALIB 2024 deviates from this statutory tightening for commercial clients — under the ALIB 2024, installers are not obliged to issue a written warning. However, this does not alter the fact that an installer who lacks proof of warning runs the risk of being deemed not to have warned. The second important change concerns the handover file: the Wkb obliges contractors to provide a handover file upon notification of completion. The ALIB 2024 also deviates from this for commercial clients. The third change concerns liability after completion for defects that were not discovered at the time of handover. Our lawyers advise you on the consequences of these changes for your contract practice.
Which additions to the ALIB 2024 do you need for your specific activities?
The ALIB 2024 is a generic industry standard that does not cover all situations relevant to your specific engineering company. The most common additions are the following: An additional work clause requiring written approval: the ALIB contains a limited regulation for additional work but no explicit requirement that additional work must be approved in writing in advance — without this addition, verbally agreed additional work remains difficult to prove. A limitation of liability for consequential damages: the ALIB limits the installer's liability for direct damages, but consequential damages — such as business interruption due to an installation failure at an industrial client — can be substantial without additional exclusion. A provision for subcontracting: if you engage subcontractors, your own limitations of liability must be mirrored in the subcontracting agreement. A retention of title clause for materials you supply before payment has been made. And project-specific provisions for maintenance and service contracts if you offer recurring service subscriptions in addition to installation work. Our lawyers will assess which additions are necessary for your company.
How does the Construction Quality Assurance Act affect your liability as an installer?
The Quality Assurance in Construction Act (Wkb) has drastically changed the liability of contractors and installers after completion. The core of the Wkb amendment is a reversal of the burden of proof: after completion, the installer is liable for defects attributable to him, unless he can prove that the defect is not his fault. This is a fundamental change for installers who, until now, could suffice with the assertion that the defect was not caused by them. For commercial clients, it is possible to deviate from this statutory main rule in the agreement—ALIB 2024 provides scope for this—but the deviation must be explicitly included in the main agreement. Techniek Nederland has made a model agreement available for this purpose. For consumer contracts, it is not possible to deviate from the Wkb liability regulations to the detriment of the consumer. Our lawyers assess your agreements for Wkb compliance and draft the necessary deviation clauses for commercial clients.
What are the product liability risks for engineering companies that supply and install materials?
Technical companies that both supply and install materials face a double liability risk. If an installation component—an electrical appliance, a heating system, or a central heating boiler—is defective and causes damage, the producer is liable under the Product Liability Act (Article 6:185 of the Dutch Civil Code). The importer and—in the absence of an identifiable producer—the supplier may also be liable. If, as a technical company, you import materials or act as the sole supplier, you run a product liability risk in addition to your liability as an installer. Your general terms and conditions must contain an indemnification clause obliging the client to indemnify you against product liability claims relating exclusively to defects in materials supplied by the manufacturer and not to your installation work. Our lawyers will draft an indemnification clause for you that limits your risk regarding product liability.
How do you regulate maintenance and service contracts in the general terms and conditions for technical services?
Many technical companies offer recurring maintenance and service contracts for the installations they have installed, in addition to installation work. This type of contract has specific points of attention regarding the general terms and conditions. The scope of maintenance must be precisely defined: which activities are included, and which fall outside the contract and are billed separately? For consumers, the termination clause for ongoing contracts must comply with statutory requirements — tacit renewal for longer than one year is void for consumers. Liability for failure to perform maintenance on time must be clearly defined: if a malfunction or damage occurs due to failure to perform maintenance or performing it too late, you do not want to be liable for the full consequential damages. Furthermore, the price change clause must regulate how annual rate adjustments are implemented. Our lawyers will draft a service contract paragraph for you that aligns with your services.
What are the most common mistakes made by technology companies when using general terms and conditions?
In practice, our lawyers consistently observe the same shortcomings at technical companies. The first is the use of the ALIB 2007 instead of the ALIB 2024, meaning the terms and conditions are not aligned with the Wkb and contain outdated provisions. The second is the failure to provide the terms and conditions upon concluding the agreement — merely referring to the terms on the website or mentioning the ALIB number on the quotation is insufficient if the client has not actually been able to consult the terms. The third is the absence of an additional work clause requiring written form, resulting in verbally agreed additional work remaining unpaid. The fourth is the use of the same terms and conditions for business and private clients, whereas the ALIB is not suitable for consumer contracts. The fifth is the absence of a Wkb derogation clause for business clients, meaning the installer cannot exclude the stricter statutory liability rules. And the sixth is an overly vague retention of title clause that loses its protective effect in the event of the client's bankruptcy.
How does it work at MKBjuristen?
After a brief intake, our lawyers map out your activities, your client base—business, private, or both—your delivery pattern, and your specific liability risks. Based on this, we advise you on the correct application of the ALIB 2024 and the AVIC 2016, draft project-specific addendums that strengthen your position, and ensure that your terms and conditions are Wkb-compliant. Do you already have a set of general terms and conditions that you would like to have checked for completeness and currency? If so, we will assess them on all critical points and draft the necessary adjustments. We also advise you on the correct method of providing them, ensuring that your terms and conditions are actually applicable to every assignment and that you can rely on them in the event of a legal dispute.
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Explanation regarding the use of the document

A standard document seems cheap, until it doesn't fit your situation properly. That is why we provide custom legal solutions tailored to your business.

Tailored solutions for each situation

Not every technical company faces the same risks. Therefore, we do not draft general terms and conditions for the technical sector generically, but tailored to the project, service, delivery, maintenance, and customer type.

Engineering & design

Attention to specifications, assumptions, standards, IP, changes, and responsibility.

Installation & assembly

Attention to planning, materials, safety, delivery, testing, and warranty.

Service & maintenance

Attention to response time, exclusions, parts, malfunctions, rates, and cancellation.

Machine building & systems

Attention to acceptance, parts, documentation, training, and liability.

Repair & diagnosis

Attention to investigation costs, cause, parts, consequential damage, and warranty.

Technical B2B delivery

Attention to delivery, transport, retention of title, warranty, and purchasing conditions.


General terms and conditions for technical work must link technical practice and legal risks. Therefore, we consider specifications, execution, safety, delivery, maintenance, warranty, and liability.

Common mistakes in technical terms and conditions

In technical companies, disputes often arise because technical details, dependencies, and responsibilities are not concretely defined.

  • Do not concretely define technical specifications and assumptions
  • Do not confirm additional work and modified specifications in writing
  • Do not include a clear acceptance or delivery procedure
  • Warranty formulated too broadly for parts or external causes
  • Do not limit liability for business interruption
  • Failure to arrange safety and cooperation on site
  • Do not define maintenance, support, and malfunctions
  • Do not reject business customers' purchasing terms and conditions

Draft technical terms and conditions properly to prevent unnecessary problems in the future. Good terms and conditions prevent disputes regarding specifications, execution, additional work, warranty, maintenance, and liability.

Are general terms and conditions mandatory for technical companies?

No, but they are highly recommended because they record agreements regarding the quotation, execution, materials, completion, warranty, maintenance, and liability.

Can I limit liability for business losses?

This is often possible, provided it is done carefully and appropriately for the client type, contract value, and insurance.

Do I need to confirm additional work in writing?

Yes, that is sensible. Technical changes quickly lead to discussions about costs and planning.

What is the difference between warranty and maintenance?

The warranty covers defects under agreed conditions. Maintenance is a separate service that must be arranged separately.

Can MKB Juristen review existing terms and conditions for my technical company?

Yes. We check specifications, materials, safety, additional work, delivery, warranty, maintenance, and liability, among other things.

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