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in todays video Im going to be talking about the difference between General conditions and general requirements in construction lets go so General conditions and general requirements are two terms getting tossed around as often as a tape measure does on a job site these two terms are also interchanged so often in construction that the definitions have become somewhat blurred together although the mean two completely different things so lets Summarize each of these terms General conditions are a fundamental part of the contract in commercial Construction general conditions are specific to each Project based on the negotiated contract language between the owner architect and contractor the general conditions outline roles and responsibilities of each of those individuals General requirements are a fundamental part of the specifications in commercial construction and to simplify General requirements are administrative procedures or requirements that are to be followed throughout the c
