Construction Agreement Clause
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An Construction Agreement Clause is a contract clause in a construction contract.
- Context:
- It can (typically) contain Construction Agreement Provisions.
- It can (typically) be contained within a Construction Agreement Article.
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- Example(s):
- A Construction Agreement Scope of Work Clause (scope of work clause): Outlines the specific work to be performed, including tasks, deliverables, and timelines, setting the foundation for what is expected from the contractor.
- A Construction Agreement Payment Terms Clause (payment terms clause): Specifies the payment schedule, conditions under which payments are to be made, and any provisions for retainage or withholding of payments.
- A Construction Agreement Change Order Clause (change order clause): Establishes the process for making any changes to the scope of work, including how those changes will be priced and approved.
- A Construction Agreement Performance Bond Clause (performance bond clause): Requires the contractor to secure a bond as a guarantee for the completion of the project according to the terms of the contract.
- An Construction Agreement Insurance and Liability Clause (insurance and liability clause): Dictates the types and amounts of insurance that the contractor must maintain, as well as outlining liability for accidents and damages that occur during the project.
- A Construction Agreement Dispute Resolution Clause (dispute resolution clause): Defines the method for resolving disputes between the parties, often including negotiation, mediation, and arbitration before litigation.
- A Construction Agreement Termination Clause (termination clause): Describes the conditions under which either party may terminate the contract, including for cause and for convenience.
- "Owner may immediately terminate this Agreement upon written notice if Contractor fails to maintain required safety precautions and procedures, including but not limited to [LIST], and such failure is not remedied within 3 days after Owner provides notice of such failure to Contractor."
- A Construction Agreement Warranty Clause (warranty clause): Guarantees the quality of the workmanship and materials for a certain period after the project's completion.
- An Construction Agreement Indemnification Clause (indemnification clause): Obligates the contractor to indemnify and hold harmless the owner from any claims, damages, or liabilities arising from the contractor's work.
- A Construction Agreement Safety and Compliance Clause (safety and compliance clause): Requires adherence to all applicable safety standards and regulations during the execution of the project.
- A Construction Agreement Force Majeure Clause (force majeure clause): Excuses both parties from fulfilling their contractual obligations when certain unforeseen events beyond their control occur.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- A Residential Lease Clause, which pertains to agreements for leasing residential property and not construction work.
- A Venue Rental Agreement Clause, which is specific to the rental of venues for events.
- An Employment Contract Clause, which governs the terms of employment between an employer and employee.
- See: Contract Clause, Change Order Provision, Dispute Resolution Provision, Safety and Compliance Provision, Performance Guarantee Provision, Payment Schedule Provision, Termination Clause.