Initiating

Every project starts by getting authorization. In this step, we assist you in defining the initial scope and committing the correspondent financial resources.

High-Level Schedule

Whenever you estimate a new project (Tender Stage) and assign resources, you create a high-level project plan. High-level planning focuses on establishing your project’s requirements and deliverables at a general level. One could say that a high-level schedule is a manager’s view of the project.

A high-level program states what should be done, when and by whom; without getting into details of particular tasks. It gives you a clear overview of the scope and required resources to allow you to make informed decisions while running your project.

Contract Review

Contract review is a rational analysis. It includes clarifying the contract’s related facts, a measure of the feasibility of the agreement, and a forecast of risks.

How to Review a Contract?
Step 1: Understand what you expect and want out of the contract.
Step 2: Review the contract’s action sections to ensure proper documentation of deal terms.
Step 3: Read the rest of the contract to ensure everything else aligns with your expectations.

Why is it important to review the contract?
Reviewing the contract is a necessary process to help you understand the scope of work, be aware of your obligations and other party obligations, protect yourself against any misunderstanding of the terms and conditions, and define the project risks.

Drafting Contracts

Drafting a contract is the act of writing out the terms and details of the contract to outline the legal obligations of the included parties so that they fully understand the terms of the agreement and their respective duties towards each another.

Should you hire an attorney to assist with contract drafting and review? Drafting and understanding contracts can be a very complex process. Thus, it’s best to consult with a knowledgeable and well-qualified contract attorney.

An experienced contract attorney will help you from start to finish through the contract drafting and reviewing process, safeguarding you against any complications, errors, or misunderstandings. Additionally, they will help prevent other legal issues that arise from a poorly written contract and represent you in court, if necessary.

Subcontract Agreement

Occasionally, a primary contractor will have a master agreement or contract with their client. If stated in the master agreement, then the independent contractor can hire out work to a subcontractor to complete the project.

What is it?
A legal document that explains the responsibilities of a subcontractor. The subcontractor is legally required to perform the duties outlined in the agreement and follow any rules defined in the master agreement.

Protecting Yourself From Liability
By creating a legally sound subcontractor agreement, you’re protecting your business if things ever get out of hand. We recommend you employ these types of contracts to ensure that all parties are on the same page.

Risk Register

What is it?
A risk register is a document used as a risk management tool. It fulfills regulatory compliance by acting as a repository for all risks identified and includes additional information about each risk. Such as the nature of the risk, reference, owner, and mitigation measures. It can be displayed as a scatter plot or as a table.

Purpose
Risk registers provide project managers with a list of risks identified, stated clearly, and assessed according to their importance to meeting project objectives. The risk register can lead directly to risk handling, such as risk mitigation.

Initiating

Initiating

High-Level Schedule

Contract Review

Drafting Contracts

Subcontract Agreement

Risk Register

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