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The AIA provides free PDF copies of its document
commentaries, comparisons, and guides to supplementary conditions,
as well as the G612, Owner's Instructions to the Architect.
Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view PDF files and is available
for download free of charge.
 Comparisons
provide a direct evaluation of how new editions of the A201-1997
and B141-1997 differ from the 1987 editions.
B141
and A201 Commentaries provide
detailed explanations of the terms and clauses of those documents.
Guides
for Supplementary Conditions provide information and model language
for creating supplementary conditions documents to modify owner-contractor
and owner-architect agreements or for editing those documents to
address the specific conditions of your project.
Use AIA® Document G612-2001
to capture essential information about the owner, contract terms,
delivery method, bidding procedures and more.
Comparisons
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Comparison
of A201™-1987 and A201™-1997
For those who previously used A201™-1987, this document clearly
describes the changes between the 1987 and 1997 versions.
Comparison
of B141™-1987 and B141™-1997
For those who previously used B141™-1987, this document clearly
describes the changes between the 1987 and 1997 versions.
Commentaries [
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A201™-1997
Commentary (PDF/101pgs/321k)
A clause by clause explanation of the AIA's oldest contract document
in circulation, the A201™, General Conditions of the Contract
for Construction, and precise definitions of its terminology.
B141™-1997
Commentary (PDF/63pgs/293k)
The history of the document, explanations of each clause and definitions
of key terminology.
Guides for Supplementary Conditions
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A511™,
Guide for Supplementary Conditions (PDF/24pgs/302k)
A guide for modifying and supplementing AIA Contract Documents (and
specifically A201™-1997, General Conditions of the Contract
for Construction) with model language.
B511™,
Guide for Amendments to AIA Owner-Architect Agreements
(PDF/19 pgs/140k)
A guide of model provisions for circumstances not typical enough
to be added as "standard" in AIA Contract Documents, but
still requiring special care and special language. For use amending
most AIA Owner-Architect agreements.
Owner's Instructions to the Architect
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G612™-2001,
Owner's Instructions to the Architect (PDF/15pgs/109k)
Use this form to capture essential information about the owner,
contract terms, delivery method, bidding procedures and more. This
three-part document is for preparation by the Architect. Part A
relates to contracts, Part B relates to insurance and bonds and
Part C relates to bidding procedures.
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