Choosing the Contract Type - Contractor Examples

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So, in this one, instead of having this big, complicated contract with referencing in all these different things, it's going to be just a few pages, and most of that stuff that you would reference in a sort of simple version will be kind of placed directly into that contract 'cause it doesn't really make sense for a limited scope with a less sophisticated contracting situation with a less sophisticated owner, for example not somebody who builds all the time. You really wouldn't expect them to be able to reference all these other different documents all around they really should all be clear and simple and in laments terms, right? So again it's always going back, is it about the cost, is it about the scope, is it about the timeline, and then you'll find there's many many different versions, the one that you're really focused on, which is for relatively large projects but not enormous projects is gonna be the A101, and that's the one you should really read.

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