Get Oaa 600

The OAA 600 is a standard form of contract for architect’s services, recently updated to enhance usability for clients and architects. This guide provides thorough, step-by-step instructions on how to fill out the form online, ensuring clarity and compliance.

Follow the steps to complete the Oaa 600 form online successfully.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the OAA 600 form, ensuring that it opens correctly in your preferred PDF editor.
2. Review the introductory section of the document and familiarize yourself with the necessary details, including your role as either the client or architect.
3. In the 'Agreement' section, enter the date when the contract becomes effective and fill in the names of the client and architect correctly.
4. Provide a detailed description of the project under the 'Project' section, ensuring that all relevant information is accurately presented.
5. If the owner differs from the client, state this clearly in the designated space, or indicate 'Not Applicable' if they are the same.
6. Fill in the client's budget for construction costs, referring to preceding definitions to ensure all components are considered.
7. Document anticipated dates for construction commencement and substantial performance, keeping in mind the need to adjust fees and services accordingly.
8. Outline the expected delivery type and construction contract, noting that changes may impact the architect’s fees.
9. Detail the consultants being engaged by both parties, ensuring roles and responsibilities are clearly defined.
10. In the fees section, specify the method of fee computation as outlined in the respective tables, making sure all fee references and percentages are stated.
11. Review the entire contract for accuracy and consistency before saving your work. You can then lock the document by saving a final version.
12. Finally, submit necessary attachments, and share the completed form with the relevant parties for signature or approval.

Start filling out the Oaa 600 online today to streamline your architectural contract process.