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  2. Begin by entering the 'Date of Contract Agreement' in the designated field. Ensure you input the correct date format.
  3. Fill in the 'Owner' section with the name and address of Webb County, ensuring all details are accurate.
  4. Complete the 'Contractor' section with Hydroworks, Inc.'s information, including their address.
  5. In the 'Project' section, specify 'Webb County Fire Station #3 Los Botines, Phase I and Phase II'.
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Lump sum contracts encourage clear communication and planning, as all project details are typically specified upfront. Disadvantages include increased documentation, potential quality risks, and longer preparation time for finalized project designs.
A stipulated sum contract, also called a lump sum or fixed price contract, is the most basic form of agreement between a contractor and owner. This contract should be used if the scope and schedule of the project are appropriately defined to allow the contractor to fully estimate project costs.
AIA Document A2012017, General Conditions of the Contract for Construction, is considered the keystone document of the Conventional family of documents because it provides the terms and conditions under which the Owner, Contractor, and Architect will work together during the building construction process.

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A201 will also say that the architect needs to review the pay app, and what happens once the architect reviews it, including issuance of a certificate for payment and finally owner payment. The A101, by contrast, will go into details about the contract sum amount and the period of performance covered by each pay app.
Receiving a lump sum payment is not necessarily risky. However, if you receive it as physical cash, security may be an issue. It may also be risky to deposit the lump sum in one investment option (such as a single stock), rather than diversifying your investment.
A113 is a streamlined document developed to meet the needs of residential owners and contractors for a relatively straightforward home remodeling project, such as a kitchen or bathroom remodel. The contractual and licensing requirements for construction of a single family home may vary in different jurisdictions.