Subcontracting Package

The Subcontracting Package is tailored to Subcontractors and allows access to all Subcontracting (700) series and the Public-Private-Partnership (900) series documents for one full year.  This package provides contract solutions for the contractual relationship between with Subcontractors and General Contractors, Design-Builders and Subsubcontractor alike, as well as supporting administrative forms and addendums for BIM and Green Building.  This package is ideal for specialty contractors who are primarily subcontracted by the GC. None of the templates from the 500 CM At-Risk are included in this package.  The subcontracting package contains a total of 51 contract documents.

ConsensusDocs is the industry innovator and leader in collaboratively-written contract documents. Be assured that as a ConsensusDocs subscriber, you will receive free updates with your subscription package as they become available. This ensures that you always have access to the most current documents. Purchase your subscription today! The ConsensusDocs Coalition was founded in 2007 under the leadership of twenty organizations in the architecture, engineering, and construction (A/E/C) industry, with one goal in mind: to help the industry build a better way by developing contracts that protect the best interests of the project. In order to do so, the ConsensusDocs Coalition created a process dependent upon — trust, collaboration, and innovation. Now consisting of 40+ national associations representing diverse interests in the design and construction industry, ConsensusDocs collaboratively develops and promotes standard form construction contract documents that advance the construction process. The Coalition is committed to assuring that the contracts serve the best interests of the project and the industry. Collectively, associations participating in ConsensusDocs represent more than 300,000 companies and individual members.  As the A/E/C industry evolves, the ConsensusDocs Coalition will continue to create working groups to meet the industry’s contract needs, in these working groups industry professionals come together to discuss current trends and best practices in order to develop contracts that are relevant and useful.