Construction Contract Templates (K-12)

May 31, 2017

It has come to our attention that some school districts are using older versions of our template construction contracts (P.O. Attachment, Small Job 1, Small Job 2, and Large Job). We have made several revisions to these template contracts over the last few years based on changes in the law, so school districts are strongly encouraged to use our most up-to-date versions. Please contact us to obtain a copy of the most current version of these templates.

LEGAL UPDATE

May 26, 2017

To: Superintendents, Member School Districts (K-12) – Humboldt County

From: Loren W. Soukup, Senior Associate General Counsel, Damara L. Moore, Senior Associate General Counsel and Erin E. Stagg, Associate General Counsel

Subject: Construction Contract Templates

Memo No. 17-2017

It has come to our attention that some school districts are using older versions of our template construction contracts (P.O. Attachment, Small Job 1, Small Job 2, and Large Job). We have made several revisions to these template contracts over the last few years based on changes in the law, so school districts are strongly encouraged to use our most up-to-date versions. Please contact us to obtain a copy of the most current version of these templates.

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