| Contractual notice provisions have long been a particularly vexing issue for contractors and their project staff. Besides the various locations of contractual notice provisions, the clauses have become ever more complex. In addition, there are NYS Laws like Section 3813 of Education Law that bear on some public work. In an effort to focus on the project and, in some cases, to avoid conflict, these provisions are often missed and that could be costly for contractors.
In Episode 1 of the “Lunch & Crunch” series, the team at Document Crunch and AGC NYS will discuss what to watch out for and how to keep track of and manage this issue.
Faculty:
· Josh Levy, Esq, Co-Founder & CEO, Document Crunch
· Josh Bell, Director of Industry Solutions, Document Crunch
· Joe Hogan, CDT, VP of Building Services, AGC NYS
Who Should Attend: Project Executives, Project Managers, Superintendents, Project Administration
About Document Crunch and the Partnership with AGC NYS
Document Crunch simplifies construction contracts by quickly identifying provisions project teams should know about to run a good project, allowing them to better comply with the contract and make better decisions throughout the project.
AGC NYS has partnered with Document Crunch to provide members a specially curated product embedded with AGC NYS specific guidance, so that you have the benefit of their best practices when going through a contract.
Click here to get unlimited cheat sheets for all of your projects for $750 annually.
Lunch & Crunch Series
AGC NYS and Document Crunch have also teamed up to offer this series of lunch & learns that will be held at 12:15 on the third Wednesday of every month. Episodes 2 and 3 are slated to be Payment/Retainage Private Work and Payment/Retainage Public Work respectively. While we have plenty of thoughts for future episodes, requests are always welcome. |
