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ConsensusDocs releases updated federal subcontract to help construction firms perform federal work

ConsensusDocs releases updated federal subcontract to help construction firms perform federal work

The newly revised ConsensusDocs standard subcontract will make it easier for general contractors and subcontractors to perform federal work.


By BD+C Staff | September 26, 2013

The newly revised ConsensusDocs standard subcontract (ConsensusDocs 752 for federal work) will make it easier for general contractors and subcontractors to perform federal work. The updated ConsensusDocs 752 Federal Subcontract Agreement is designed to address recent changes in federal contracting such as requirements for certifying small business entities and new reporting of executive compensation requirements.

(https://www.consensusdocs.org/News/ViewArticle?article=The-New-ConsensusDOCS-752-Federal-Subcontract-Agreement)

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