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A Cost Plus Construction Contract is a legal document utilized in construction projects where the owner agrees to pay the contractor for actual construction costs plus an additional fee. In Phoenix, this contract is especially useful for projects where material and labor costs may fluctuate. Key features of the form include specifications for the scope of work, responsibilities regarding permits, site conditions, and insurance requirements. Users must clearly outline the construction budget, including the calculated contractor fee based on actual costs. Filling and editing the contract should ensure all terms, including scope, site details, and payment schedules, are accurately recorded. Relevant use cases for this contract include residential construction, renovations, or commercial projects where the owner desires flexibility in cost management. For attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, this document serves as a crucial tool in negotiating project terms, managing liability, and facilitating clear communication regarding financial responsibilities throughout the construction process.