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To: SteveH
I would recommend starting a contract by creating what I call a "what-if" document - before even looking at any contract language. The what-if doc is a list of all the things that you can possibly thing of that could come up. I would then ask others for their own list of what-ifs.

Then I would find on the Internet a contract that seems to be a good fit for such a project, and tweak the language to make sure it addresses all the what-if's (and also changing other things, of course, such as legal jurisdiction, compensation, etc.).

I would also expect the contractor to request some amendments before signing.

7 posted on 06/04/2020 4:45:34 PM PDT by The Duke (President Trump = America's Last, Best Chance)
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To: The Duke

I’ve got a start from the first contractor, about one paragraph of high level detail and no drawings (I have supplied several to him).

he has a good reputation so I am inclined to go for it, with some precautions.


26 posted on 06/04/2020 5:23:38 PM PDT by SteveH
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