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A General Indemnity Agreement (GIA) is a legal document that outlines the Surety/client relationship. As a contractor, it is important to understand...
When working on a construction project and participating in a Wrap-Up, you are generally required to submit daily, weekly or monthly payroll reports...
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Insurance can be confusing to understand and often comes with a lot of paperwork. It’s hard to keep track of every project’s requirements that you’re...
A General Indemnity Agreement (GIA) is essential in terms of risk transfer, and it is a necessary component of obtaining surety bonds. The GIA is a...
Jobsites have a number of risks and it is important to be covered when working on a project. An OCIP, Owner Controlled Insurance Program, is an...
As an owner with a construction project and an eye towards risk management, you might not realize there are different Controlled Insurance Programs...
A change order is work that is added or eliminated from the original scope of work of a construction contract. This may positively or negatively...
All contractors know there are significant risks on every project that are inherent in the construction industry. A contractor's potential risk...