materials for a comprehensive understanding of JCT contracts and JCT contractual procedures and looking at the roles of contractors, employers, sub-contractors and contract administrators and how JCT provisions deal with matters such as payment, control of the works and control of time. Suite of Standard Forms Suite of Standard Forms means a group of all the mutually consistent documents necessary to operate a particular method of procurement and produced to enable them to be used together, including the following where applicable: consultant agreements a main contract between the employer and the main contractor; sub-contracts between the main contractor and its subcontractors (both for sub-contractors selected by the employer and for other sub-contractors); a standard form of sub-sub-contract between a subcontractor and such sub-contractor's sub-sub-contractors; a design agreement between an employer and a specialist designer; forms of tender for issue by an employer to prospective main contractors and for issue by a main contractor to prospective subcontractors and for issue by a subcontractor to prospective sub-sub-contractors; a form of contract for the supply of goods; forms of bond (including performance bonds) and collateral warranties. the Construction Industry Model Arbitration Rules, adapted from those of the Society of Construction Arbitrators JCT publish guidance on which contract to select. Main forms JCT substantially revises and rewrites the family of forms every decade. The most recent suite is the 2016 version. Previous versions were dated 1998, 2005, 2009 amendments and 2011. These forms are considered to be the most popular construction contracts in use in the UK. Main contracts Major Project Form (MP11) Standard Form of Building Contract (SBC11), with and without quantities and with approximate quantities Intermediate Form of Building Contract (IC11) Minor Works Agreement (MW11) Management Contract (MC11) Design and Build Contract (DB11) Construction Management Documentation In 2007 JCT published the Constructing Excellence Contract (JCT/CE), a contract designed to support collaborative working, as advocated by the Latham Report, and can trace its roots back to the "collaborative contract" published in 2003 by BE, a joint venture between the Reading Construction Forum and the Design and Build Foundation (and now part of Constructing Excellence). Smaller project contracts Traditional JCT contracts were seen as too detailed and difficult to use in smaller domestic projects so JCT launched a consumer friendly range of contracts called the "Building Contract for the Home Owner". Building Contract for Home Owner/Occupier (where client deals directly with the builder) (HOB)