Subcontractors, whether they hope to present their own COVID-19 addendum or have recently had a COVID-19 addendum included by general contractor or owner, should consider the following information before signing on the dotted line:Increased Cost and Time.
Subcontractors, whether they hope to present their own COVID-19 addendum or have recently had a COVID-19 addendum included by a general contractor or owner, should consider the following information before signing on the dotted line:
Practically every construction project a contractor or subcontractor has been involved in over the past several months has been affected by COVID-19. As a result, COVID-19 contract addenda have become increasingly popular. While a potential trap for the unwary subcontractor, a COVID-19 addendum can also provide an opportunity to recover time, costs, and money.
Contracts Bulletin No. 5.5 was prepared by SMACNA’s general counsel. All members are encouraged to read this latest update.
Jun 17, 2020 — Contracts Bulletin
Jan 9, 2022 - This bulletin will discuss the basics for effectively implementing and incorporating changes into agreements, and will address how standard contracts, such as the American Institute of Architects.
Jan 9, 2022 - President Biden signed Executive Order 14042, “Ensuring Adequate COVID Safety Protocols for Federal Contractors.”
Jun 4, 2021 - The contract between my client and its customer set a specific production schedule, and had incentives and penalties if certain deadlines were not met. My client’s customer was demanding completion on schedule, and threatening to enforce penalties.