Contracts

510

The ConsensusDocs’ 510 is a standard construction contract between Owner of the construction project and the Construction manager that conveniently integrates the general terms and conditions and the construction agreement terms into one document. This agreement gives the Owner an option to procure preconstruction services from the Construction Manager.

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525

The ConsensusDocs 525 Change Order is the go-to contract document for formalizing project modifications. It ensures clarity and legal protection when adjusting contract time, cost, or scope in construction projects.

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541

Improve collaboration from the start of your construction project with the ConsensusDocs 541 Design-Assist Addendum. This groundbreaking contract integrates design and construction teams for better planning, efficiency, and cost savings.

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702

ConsensusDocs 702 is a standardized purchase order form tailored for buying commodity goods in construction, offering flexibility, legal clarity, and ease of return.

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702.1

ConsensusDocs 702.1 provides the standardized terms and conditions for use with the 702 Purchase Order, covering key construction contract issues including payment, warranty, termination, and dispute resolution.

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703

ConsensusDocs 703 is a standardized contract for purchasing complex or custom construction goods, covering sale, delivery, and installation terms while assigning responsibility based on party control.

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704

ConsensusDocs 704 offers a concise, easy-to-use equipment lease agreement featuring a one-page contract and two pages of general conditions—perfect for efficient project equipment rental.

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705

ConsensusDocs 705 provides a standardized, easy-to-use invitation to bid form that helps constructors and subcontractors define project scope, bid terms, and submission procedures for subcontractor or sub-subcontractor work.

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706

The ConsensusDocs 706 is a trusted subcontractor performance bond used by general contractors to ensure subcontractor accountability on public or private construction projects.

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