AIA A133-2019 is a Contract published by AIA Contract Docs and provides a Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Construction Manager as Constructor
AIA Contract Documents are a comprehensive suite of standardized contract templates and related forms developed by the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
AIA G702 is a standardized form used in the construction industry to facilitate the process of making and approving payment requests from contractors to project owners.
AS2124, officially known as AS2124-1992, represents a standard form of general conditions of contract widely adopted in the Australian construction industry.
AS4000, officially known as AS 4000-1997, represents a standard form of general conditions of contract widely adopted in the Australian construction industry.
A legislative framework enacted in New South Wales, Australia, to ensure prompt payment to contractors and subcontractors within the construction industry
A formal proposal to alter a specific aspect of a project
A Construction Lawyer is a legal professional specialized in the laws and regulations governing the construction industry, including construction contracts
Contract Administration is a duty that ensures that the obligations of all parties to a contract are fulfilled in accordance with the terms and conditions agreed upon.
Contract Amount refers to the total agreed-upon sum payable under the terms of a construction contract and is usually broken down with a Schedule of Values.
A Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) construction contract is an agreement where the contractor is compensated for actual costs incurred up to a ceiling price, the guaranteed maximum price
What are general conditions in a construction contract?
Inclement Weather refers to severe or unfavorable weather conditions that can negatively impact construction activities and project timelines
Liquidated Damages are a predetermined amount of money that a contractor must pay to the Capital Project's owner as compensation for failing to complete the project on time.
Lump Sum refers to a fixed price contractual agreement commonly used in the construction industry
A Lump Sum Payment is a single complete payment made at one time for a particular service or product, instead of a series of payments over time.
A formal document filed to indicate the start of a construction project
Payment Terms refer to conditions and schedules outlined in a contract that govern how payments will be made from the Principal to the Contractor for work completed.
Under a construction contract, the Principal often refers to the party who commissions and financially sponsors the construction project.
Under a construction contract, the Project Owner often refers to the party who commissions and financially sponsors the construction project.
Standard Form Contract is a pre-drafted agreement that outlines a set of general terms and conditions for construction projects
Cost per individual unit of measure for goods or services
AS 1428.1 provides guidelines and specifications for making public buildings, spaces, and other facilities accessible to people with disabilities
AS/NZS 3000 is an electrical wiring standard that sets out the requirements for the design, construction, and verification of electrical installations.