Our Contract
Information

Construction contract types are usually defined by the way, the disbursement is going to be
made and details other specific terms, like duration, quality, specifications, and several other
items. These major contract types can have many variations and can be customized to meet
the specific needs of the product or the project.

01 Lump Sum

It is called a lump-sum because the contractor is required to submit a total and global price instead of bidding on individual
Low risk to the owner
'Fixed' construction cost
Minimize change orders
Owner supervision is reduced
Complete the project faster
Widely method accepted
Bidding analysis is relatively easy
Maximize production

02 Cost Plus

Involves payment of the actual costs, purchases or other expenses generated directly from the construction activity.
Fixed Percentage
Fully fixed fees
Fixed rate for all labor
Increase contractor efficiency
Projects can be fast-tracked
Sharing cost savings
Most efficient
Low risk involves

03 T & M

Time and materials (T&M) contracts involve both parties agreeing on predetermined unit rates for labor and materials.
Reduced billable per-hour rates
Lower internal cost structure
Fixed rate for all labor
Increase contractor efficiency
Price is limited to the cap
Imply not-to-exceed condition
Prevent lower efficiency
Saves more money

/ 4 Steps

Contracts Management

The list below covers some of the basic 4 steps found in construction contracts, as well as some of the factors that need to be considered and written into the contract when appropriate.

Choose Your Contract Types

Construction contract types are usually defined by the manner in which the disbursement is going to be made; they also specify other terms, such as duration, quality, specifications, and other issues of similar importance.

Step 1

Step 2

Successful Negotiations

A negotiator should have the characteristics and skills that allow for the right deal to be struck while achieving set goals. Certain tricks and methods can ensure everyone receives a good deal.

Hire Subcontractor

Based on the scope of the project and existing relationships with subcontractors, the project manager will make the decision based on what is most cost-effective and timely.

Step 3

Step 4

Contract
Agreements

Usually, the contract agreement is executed between the owner of the project and the contractor (or supplier) that is providing the requested service. It contains several sections of clauses defining the scope, terms, and conditions.

/ Fees

Common General Fees

This list includes descriptions of some of the most common items you can include in your construction costs. Usually, they are different from overhead and profit, although sometimes supervision can be included.

Utilities :0.50%

Your site office needs power, washrooms, and all utilities—including internet and phone lines—in order to do an efficient job.

Portable Office:0.50%

Costs related to the office space include parking space, entry access, office equipment rental, computer and software licenses, office supplies, temporary fences, printers etc.

Vehicles:0.50%

Your site office needs power, washrooms, and all utilities—including internet and phone lines—in order to do an efficient job.

Store Area:0.05%

You may be required to prepare a staging area or lay-down yard to receive all material required for the build.

Dumpsters :0.25%

Costs related to renting garbage containers and transferring them to municipality general waste areas.

Mobilization and Demobilization :02%

Cost related to all temporary facilities including The owner representative offices consultant offices staff offices parking sheds-pavements- temporary roads … etc

Drinking Wate :0.25%

Cost related to supplying and applying water tanks or dispensers for drinking water for all staff.

Clean Up:0.50%

Cost related to all cleaning works on the site including the final deep cleaning for all project units.

# Conceptual estimates are preliminary estimates ranging between 30% and 50% accurate and sometimes are developed doing parametric estimating or using a model.

Our ContractInformation

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Lump Sum

02

Cost Plus

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T & M