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AIA A201 · Contractor Reference
2017 Edition · Complete
Contractor Reference
AIA Document A201–2017 · General Conditions · Complete Coverage — All 15 Articles
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Payment
Progress payments, certificates, retainage, final payment, failure to pay.
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Delays
Extensions of time, weather delays, owner-caused delays, damages for delay.
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Changes
Change orders, construction change directives, minor changes in the work.
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Termination
Contractor's right to terminate, owner termination for cause and convenience.
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Disputes
Claims process, initial decisions, mediation, arbitration.
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Warranty
Contractor warranties, one-year correction period, defective work.
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