"Dispute Resolution" video - Contract Consideration Series
Brian Weeks discusses the topic of Dispute Resolution under MMCD rules.
"The Importance of the Agreement" video - Contract Consideration Series
The Agreement is the most important document in all the documents that form a complete construction contract. As such, it is vital that all parties (owners, contractors and the contract administrator) know what it enables and disallows.
"GC 12 May Not be Enough" video - Contract Consideration Series
A core philosophy supporting the MMCD is that risk should be apportioned based on who can best manage it. Also, we do not want bidders to have to include large contingency amounts for unknown risks on every tender. So how do we put these objectives into effect concerning hazardous materials? Find out in this 9-minute presentation by Brian Weeks.
"3 Ways to Change a Subcontractor" video - Contract Consideration Series
This video discusses reasons why an Owner might want to change a Subcontractor and the 3 ways this can be possible using MMCD.
"Force Account Schedules - An Awful Idea" video - Contract Consideration Series
This video addresses why MMCD intentionally does not require tenderers to submit schedules of force account rates as part of the required tender package.
"Prime Contractor Responsibilities" video - Contract Consideration Series
Learn about the responsibilities of the Prime Contractor and the implications of designating the general contractor as the Prime Contractor.
"What is a Referee" video - Contract Consideration Series
This video focuses exclusively on the referee step in the dispute resolution process outlined in the General Conditions.
"The Critical Importance of Force Account Forms" video - Contract Consideration Series
Learn when, why, and where Force Account forms are required and the severe penalty if they are not submitted.
"Document Hierarchy Cautions" video - Contract Considerations Series
Learn the meaning, purpose, and use of a Document Hierarchy, and potential problems that arise if Owners don't understand why it's important.