About Project Management Agreement
Professional Project Management Agreement drafting and review covering project coordination, administration, reporting, scheduling, procurement oversight, quality control, fees, and responsibilities.
This service is designed for developers, employers, contractors, subcontractors, consultants, engineers, architects, project managers, infrastructure companies, investors, and other parties involved in construction and infrastructure projects.
What the Document Can Cover
Depending on the document and applicable requirements, it may address:
- Project scope and specifications
- Design and engineering responsibilities
- Procurement and materials
- Construction obligations and deliverables
- Project schedule and milestones
- Contract price and payment mechanisms
- Variations and change orders
- Extensions of time and delay
- Testing, commissioning, and completion
- Defects and warranties
- Quality assurance and standards
- Health and safety responsibilities
- Insurance, indemnities, and risk allocation
- Intellectual property and project documentation
- Subcontracting and assignment
- Claims and dispute resolution
- Suspension and termination
Drafting and Review Services
- New construction and infrastructure contract drafting
- Existing contract review
- EPC and design-build documentation
- FIDIC-based contract review and drafting
- Subcontract and consultant agreements
- Variation and change order documentation
- Construction claims and contractual risk review
- Amendments and project documentation
Why Proper Construction Documentation Matters
Construction and infrastructure projects involve multiple parties, technical requirements, deadlines, payment obligations, and significant project risks. Clear contractual documentation helps allocate responsibilities, establish procedures for changes and claims, and reduce uncertainty throughout the project lifecycle.
Request Project Management Agreement Services
Contact Tonnie Kariuki Law to discuss your construction, engineering, infrastructure, development, or project documentation requirements.