Contract Risk Management

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Safeguarding Your Project: Crafting a Strong Contractor Default Clause in Your EPC Contract

An EPC contract outlines roles, responsibilities, and expectations for a successful project. But what happens if the contractor falls short? A well-defined “Contractor Default” clause empowers you, the owner, to address breaches and protect your investment. Here’s a breakdown of key…

Don’t Get Buried in Unexpected Costs: Understanding EPC Site Condition Exclusions

Imagine this: you’ve signed an EPC contract for a new building, excited to get started. Then, halfway through construction, you encounter unexpected soil contamination or buried utilities. Who’s responsible for the extra time and cost? In EPC contracts, it’s common for contractors…

Ensuring a Smooth Start: Contract Clarity in EPC Projects

Planning a major construction project requires clear communication and well-defined expectations. In the world of EPC contracts (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction), a solid foundation is essential for a successful outcome. This foundation starts with a clear understanding of when…

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Negotiation 101: Beyond the Deal  

Negotiation isn’t just about reaching an agreement; it’s about anticipating what happens if one isn’t reached.  Here are some potential consequences of a failed negotiation:  Considering these possibilities is crucial when entering negotiations. By acknowledging…

Safeguarding Success: Identifying and Assessing Contract Risks

Safeguarding Success: Identifying and Assessing Contract Risks

Introduction: Contracts are the backbone of business relationships, outlining expectations, responsibilities, and obligations. However, within the complex web of contract terms and conditions lie various risks that can disrupt operations, tarnish reputations, and lead to…