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A Cost Plus Contract is an agreement in which the payment to the contractor includes the actual costs of labor and materials plus a specified fee, ensuring transparency in expenses. For example, in Pima, if a contractor incurs $50,000 in expenses for a construction project, the owner would pay this amount plus a predetermined fee, such as $10,000, resulting in a total of $60,000. This type of contract is beneficial for projects with uncertain costs as it allows flexibility for changes in scope. Key features include detailed scopes of work, insurance provisions, change order requirements, and clear payment terms. The contract must be filled out with specific details related to the project, including costs and project descriptions. Attorneys, partners, and associates can leverage this contract to clearly outline responsibilities, protect their clients' interests, and manage project risks. Paralegals and legal assistants may assist in drafting and reviewing these agreements to ensure compliance with regulations and accuracy in terms.