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The Landscape of Construction Contracting in Hawaii

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A. The Landscape of Construction Contracting in Hawaii

1. The Players - and their roles -

Constructi= on, like most endeavors, is a collaborative process involving many players = with separate and distinct roles. The size and complexity of construction p= rojects often necessitates careful planning, scheduling, and cooperation be= tween disciplines. Even small construction projects generally involve a num= ber of different disciplines working together to complete the project.
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b. The architect.

c. The contractor.

d. The subcontractors/specialty contractors.

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2. The Projects - and how they change things -

Construction proj= ects vary not only in size, but in type. Projects to build a single family = home, office buildings, commercial retail centers, public works projects, a= nd state and federal government projects. Construction contracts for each o= f these types of projects differ greatly and involve different statutory pr= ocedures, disclosures, requirements, provisions, and remedies.

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a. Residential projects.
b. Commercial projects.
= c. Government projects.

3. The Contracts - an= d how they structure relationships
Construction contracts set forth the = basis for the relationships and responsibilities of the parties involved in= building a project. Some projects may have just one construction contract,= while others may have numerous interrelated contracts and agreements.

a. Residential vs. commercial
b. Form contracts = and tailoring.
c. Owner-Architect agreements.
d. Owner-Co= ntractor agreements.
e. Contractor-Subcontractor agreements.

B. Three Fundamental Contracting Rules -
1. Funda= mental Rule #1: Goal =3D identify and allocate responsibilities and risks
= 2. Fundamental Rule #2: Perspective matters
3. Fundamental= Rule #3: Plan for a project to succeed, but contract as if it won’t.=