NASBP First Vice President Todd Loehnert said, “The ConsensusDOCS 752 will help contractors and subcontractors be in compliance, especially for those that are doing public work for the first time and that may not be familiar with all that is entailed in performing federal work.”

The 11 new ConsensusDOCS documents that will be released late next month include:

• ConsensusDOCS 752, Subcontract for Federal Government Construction Projects
• ConsensusDOCS 725, Agreement Between Subcontractor and Subsubcontractor
• ConsensusDOCS 235, Owner-Contractor (Cost of the Work) Agreement
• ConsensusDOCS 781, Certificate of Substantial Completion for a Subcontract
• ConsensusDOCS 782, Certificate of Final Completion for a Subcontract
• ConsensusDOCS 812, Trade Contract Interim Directed Change
• ConsensusDOCS 813, Trade Contract Change Order
• ConsensusDOCS 814, Certificate of Substantial Completion of the Trade Contract Work
• ConsensusDOCS 815, Certificate of Final Completion of the Trade Contract Work
• ConsensusDOCS 481, Certificate of Substantial Completion for Design-Build Work
• ConsensusDOCS 482, Certificate of Final Completion for Design-Build Work

“With this May release of these 11 new ConsensusDOCS Documents, ConsensusDOCS demonstrates how ConsensusDOCS continues to represent the most comprehensive library of industry-produced standard forms, including bond forms,” Loehnert said. “NASBP plans to continue to participate in this effort and to maintain its “seat at the table” as these and other forms are revised and delivered,” he added.

To Purchase ConsensusDOCS Documents at NASBP Member/Affiliate Discount
NASBP members and affiliates can receive up to 20% off their purchases of ConsensusDOCS forms if they insert the Partner Code, NASBP, and the Promotion Code, 400, when prompted during the purchase process from the ConsensusDOCS site, http://www.ConsensusDOCS.org. To complete an order form for a subscription to the software for the documents, click here.

NASBP is an endorsing organization of the ConsensusDOCS coalition, an unprecedented effort by more than 20 other industry organizations to identify industry best practices and to incorporate such practices in a new generation of consensus industry standard form documents.
For more information about ConsensusDOCS and NASBP’s participation as an endorsing member, click here.