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ConsensusDocs releases new agreements for contractors who hire consultants

ConsensusDocs releases new agreements for contractors who hire consultants

Provide industry standard to reduce need for litigation


May 15, 2014

ConsensusDocs has released the new ConsensusDocs 746 Constructor & Geotechnical Consultant Agreement and the 747 Constructor & Consultant Agreement. These contracts provide an industry standard for a contractor who wants to retain a consultant on a construction project.

Similar to the ConsensusDocs 246 and 247 (Owner and Consultant Agreements), these constructor and consultant agreements were devised to provide a solid contractual base for a variety of consulting arrangements including: interior design, inspection, industrial hygiene, retrofits, procurement, and others.

The agreements further the ConsensusDocs Coalition's goals of writing fairer contracts to enable better project results with less litigation, while retaining a project-first philosophy. ConsensusDocs are written and endorsed by more than 40 design and construction industry associations.

(https://consensusdocs.org/News/ViewArticle?article=ConsensusDocs-Releases-New-Constructor--Consultant-Agreements)

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