Construction Contract (AIA-style) review
AIA A101 / A201-style owner-contractor agreement with anti-indemnity screen.
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What it checks
Owner / contractor / architect identified
Construction contract must identify owner, contractor, and (if applicable) architect.
Critical · CON-001
Scope of work / contract documents
Contract must define the scope of work and incorporate the contract documents (drawings, specs, addenda).
Critical · CON-002
Contract sum + price / payment terms
Contract must state contract sum (stipulated sum / GMP / cost-plus) and progress payments.
Critical · CON-003
Time of completion + liquidated damages
Contract must establish time of completion (commencement + substantial completion + final completion) and liquidated-damages if applicable.
Warning · CON-004
Differing site conditions clause
Contract should address differing site conditions (Type I — concealed conditions; Type II — unknown conditions).
Warning · CON-005
Indemnification + insurance + waiver of subrogation
Contract must include indemnification, insurance requirements, and waiver-of-subrogation provisions consistent with state anti-indemnity statutes.
Critical · CON-006
Termination — convenience + cause
Contract must include termination for cause AND termination for convenience.
Warning · CON-007
Every run also applies 123 general checks that belong to any agreement: structure, parties and signatures, defined terms, cross-references, dates, amounts, and one-sided terms.
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