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The Construction Fee Plus Form is an essential document used in the construction industry that outlines the financial agreement between the contractor and owner regarding project costs. It provides two primary options for payment: a cost-plus arrangement, where the owner pays actual material costs plus a specified amount, and a fixed fee arrangement, where the owner pays a predetermined sum for services. Key features include a clear structure for the scope of work, insurance responsibilities, and the handling of changes to the project scope. The form includes instructions for completing and editing detailed sections, ensuring clarity in what is required from both parties. Relevant use cases include situations where attorneys, partners, or owners need to establish clear financial expectations in construction agreements. Paralegals and legal assistants benefit from this form by having a standardized document to assist clients in managing construction projects effectively. It helps mitigate risks by ensuring all parties understand their responsibilities, making it a valuable resource in the construction legal process.