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The documents produced by the AIA* are the most widely used standard form contracts in the construction industry. They facilitate communication among all the parties involved in construction, which makes it easier to produce a high quality project in a timely and economical fashion.
AIA* documents are fair.
AIA* contracts and forms are consensus documents that reflect advice from practicing architects, contractors, engineers as well as owners, surety bond producers, issuers and attorneys. AIA* documents balance the interest of all the parties, so not one interest, including that of the architect, is unfairly presented.
AIA* documents reflect industry practices, not theory.
Where practices are inconsistent or no guidelines for practices exist, the AIA* documents provide a consensus-based model for practitioners to follow.
AIA* documents reflect changing construction practices and technology.
AIA* documents are revised regularly to accommodate changes in professional and industry practices, insurance and technology.
AIA* documents reflect the law.
AIA* documents are revised and updated to incorporate changes resulting from court interpretations and rulings, legal precedent, and nuances.
AIA* documents are flexible.
AIA* documents can be easily modified to accommodate individual project demands. Such changes are easily distinguished from the original, printed language.
AIA* documents are easy to interpret.
AIA* documents use the common meaning of words and phrases. Industry and legal jargon is avoided whenever possible.
You will need to obtain the actual hard copy forms from the American Institute of Architects.
See our order page for a list of distributors that carry
the Quantum Project Manager and the paper contract documents.
Note: This program prints information onto preprinted AIA* Contract Documents, which users must purchase from
AIA*. This program does not generate any original AIA* Contract Documents.
*AIA is a registered Trademark of the American Institute of Architects
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