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submit a paper to Canvas of minimum 750 words of your written assessment (For this effort a citation page is not required) which details the following:
1. Analyze the Contract documents used for the management of the construction project.
a. What is required for a valid agreement
b. What are the payment risk shifting terms
2. Understand the project delivery method and the roles and responsibilities of all the
1. Analyze the Contract documents used for the management of the construction project.
a. What is required for a valid agreement
b. What are the payment risk shifting terms
2. Understand the project delivery method and the roles and responsibilities of all the
participants.
a. Why is the GC being sued? Did he live up to his obligations?
b. Is the owner auctioning legally in not paying? If not what accountability?
c. Where did the Sub fail or excel in his duties?
3. Understand the legal implications of the contracts and the law.
a. Dispute resolution options
b. Criminal, civil, costs, etc.
4. Assess the parties involved (GC, Sub, or Owner) and detail what you would have done to prevent
this dispute if you were that participant in the project.
Intro
This should introduce the topic of your paper, beginning from general to increasing in
a. Why is the GC being sued? Did he live up to his obligations?
b. Is the owner auctioning legally in not paying? If not what accountability?
c. Where did the Sub fail or excel in his duties?
3. Understand the legal implications of the contracts and the law.
a. Dispute resolution options
b. Criminal, civil, costs, etc.
4. Assess the parties involved (GC, Sub, or Owner) and detail what you would have done to prevent
this dispute if you were that participant in the project.
Intro
This should introduce the topic of your paper, beginning from general to increasing in
specficity, and
end with the thesis. The thesis must answer the questions of what your argument is and
why.
Body Paragraphs:
Supporting information and details should have a flow in these paragraphs.
Conclusion:
This should end your essay and sum up all points. This should not, however, introduce new
information
or simply repeat what was already stated during the body paragraphs, merely conclude
or simply repeat what was already stated during the body paragraphs, merely conclude
your analysis.