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Home » Price Escalation Continues to be the Top Issue in Construction Contracts but Some Success Stories Can Now be Shared
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Price Escalation Continues to be the Top Issue in Construction Contracts but Some Success Stories Can Now be Shared

October 10, 2022Updated:December 12, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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Price escalation and supply chain disruptions continue to register as the number one issue in construction contracts today. The absence of a price escalation clause is considered a “killer clause” for many general contractors working on private vertical construction. Public owners are taking notice as well. Now there are some...

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