ConsensusDocs offers a wide selection of materials and resources, and new information is constantly added to them. Check them out, below.

ConsensusDocs Case Studies

ConsensusDocs Case Studies are further proof that fair and balanced contracts lead to better project results. These case studies from current ConsensusDocs subscribers reveal the successes in using the standardized construction contracts. The over 25 Case Studies describe the ConsensusDocs contracts used for each project, the project contractors, and the type of project involved and include a project testimonial.

ConsensusDocs Price Escalation Resource Center

Material price escalation spikes and supply shortages threaten builders’ financial viability in today’s construction market. ConsensusDocs has compiled resources in its ConsensusDocs Price Escalation Resource Center to address price escalation. More white papers and materials continue to be added to the ConsensusDocs Price Escalation Resource Center. Remember to include a price escalation provision, such as the ConsensusDocs 200.1 Material Price Escalation Amendment, in a construction agreement at contract signing.

Other Resources
Here are additional resources that ConsensusDocs has compiled. These include: Guidelines for a Successful Construction Project (AGC, ASC, & ASA); American Arbitration Association (AAA) Arbitration Rules; JAMS Arbitration Rules; International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution (CPR) Rules; American Bar Association (ABA) Construction Industry Publications; and ConsensusDocs IPD and Lean Contracting Resources.

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