IMPLEMENTING RED FIDIC CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT FOR GREEN CONSTRUCTION IN INDONESIA NEW CAPITAL PROJECT TO AVOID DISPUTES

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This paper examines the implementation of Red FIDIC Conditions of Contract in the context of green construction within Indonesia's New Capital (IKN) project. Given the ambitious scale and environmental aspirations of the project, applying internationally recognized contract standards like FIDIC can provide clarity and help mitigate disputes. The study discusses the legal and practical framework of FIDIC, its relevance to sustainable construction, and how its adoption could align with Indonesia's legal system and environmental goals. A qualitative methodology is employed, using doctrinal legal research and case studies. Findings suggest that tailored application of FIDIC clauses, particularly those addressing dispute resolution and environmental compliance, is essential for reducing project risks and enhancing stakeholder collaboration. The findings of this study emphasize that implementing the Red FIDIC Conditions of Contract in the IKN green construction project can significantly reduce legal ambiguities and enhance stakeholder coordination.