Construction Proposal and Agreement Template
Prepared by: [Sender.FirstName][Sender.LastName] [Sender.Company]
Prepared for: [Owner.FirstName] [Owner.LastName]
[Owner.Company]
Prepared by: [Sender.FirstName][Sender.LastName] [Sender.Company]
Prepared for: [Owner.FirstName] [Owner.LastName]
[Owner.Company]
The key difference between a proposal and a contract is that a contract is legally binding, whereas a proposal is not. Another difference is that a proposal is an offer, whereas contracts are definitive. With a proposal, you’re interacting with a prospective customer. If you have a contract, you are interacting with a customer.
Most professionals in the construction industry prefer to use a lump-sum contract, as it allows them to get a task done at a pre-decided price. However, there are other contracts such as cost plus, time and materials, and unit pricing which they can also use.
The major items in a construction contract are the company profile, references, costs, and terms of agreement. Company profiles also have a detailed overview of the company, costs have an itemized summary, and terms and conditions include legalities of the contract.
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