Contractor Agreement for Construction Project | USA

Insert these optional additional clauses into a Construction Contract for a commercial building project, to make provisions for the following matters:

• onsite control by the engineer,
• hiring a site foreman,
• security,
• conduct of employees,
• loss or damage to work,
• provision of utilities and services,
• delivery and storage of materials,
• cleanup of work site.

These generic Construction Contract Clauses for Commercial Building Project are available in MS Word format, and are not specific to any country or region.

Insert these optional additional clauses into a construction contract to cover procedures for shortages and substantard work and materials.

• These provisions give the project engineer the authority to deal with:
  • defective work or materials,
  • shortages of materials,
  • labor shortages.
• These contract clauses can be downloaded in MS Word format.
• These are generic clauses that do not make reference to any specific state, provincial or federal laws and can be used in many jurisdictions.

You can use this ready-made template to prepare a Management Contract for a construction project manager.

• The contract template can be used anywhere in the United States.
• The manager will provide all the administrative, management and related services necessary to coordinate the activities and responsibilities of the general contractor and all the sub-contractors with those of the manager, the owner and the architect.
• The property owner agrees to indemnify the manager against all claims and actions.
• If the owner fails to make payments to the manager in accordance with the agreement, it will be considered substantial nonperformance and grounds for terminating the contract.
• Hiring a project manager is essential on large construction projects. This downloadable Management Agreement makes the process so much simpler.
• Available in MS Word format.

Prepare a Contract Change Order for changes under a construction or renovation contract with this easy-to-use template form.

• The Change Order form must be signed by both the owner and the contractor, and the owner may require the contractor's surety (if any) to approve the changes as well.
• The changes can include additions, amendments or deletions to the scope of the work, materials, extras, etc., and corresponding adjustments to the contract price.
• The completion date can also be amended to accommodate the changes.
• The Change Order form can be used by general contractors and subtrades alike.
• This is a generic form that can be used anywhere.