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The Construction Contract is a legally binding document defining the relationship between the Contractor and the Owner regarding a construction project. Under the 'cost plus' payment method, the Owner agrees to pay the Contractor for the actual costs of materials along with a specified fee, making budgeting transparent. For example, in Montgomery, if a project costs $50,000 in materials and the agreed service fee is $10,000, the Owner pays $60,000 total. This contract emphasizes various key features, including the scope of work, site conditions, insurance requirements, and procedures for changes during construction. Users must provide written specifications for any changes in the project, and the contract includes provisions for late payments and warranties. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants involved in real estate or construction, guiding them through regulatory compliance and risk management. Accurate completion of the form requires attention to detail, particularly in the payment structure and scope of work, ensuring all parties have a clear understanding of financial and legal responsibilities.