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Setting Up Construction Contracts
Setting Up Construction Contracts

Ferrari & Associates assists contractors in establishing commercial insurance and bonding. As construction companies grow, they often overlook critical contract setup, which should be reviewed with a lawyer. Important elements to consider include the scope of work and contract price, payment provisions, termination terms, and insurance requirements. Clarity in these areas is essential to prevent disputes and ensure appropriate coverage. For legal assistance, contact Lori Goldberg; for insurance inquiries, reach out to Mike Di Pinto.

How a Maintenance Bond Fosters Trust
How a Maintenance Bond Fosters Trust

A maintenance bond is a powerful tool that helps Canadian contractors build their reputation, gain trust and secure future projects. Not only does this bond provide financial protection, but it also plays a critical role in solidifying positive relationships between contractors and project owners. When contractors provide maintenance bonds, they show commitment to delivering high-quality work and standing by it.. Read more

The Phased Rollout of CARM
The Phased Rollout of CARM

This is the third article in a series of blog articles aimed at creating awareness of CARM. Our articles help Canadian importers prepare for CARM implementation.

Preparing for CARM Implementation
Preparing for CARM Implementation

The CBSA is launching CARM in October 2024, a digital platform to modernize Canada’s import process. Learn how preparing for CARM implementation will help your business embrace new changes to importing processes.

CARM Client Portal
CARM Client Portal

The CARM Client Portal is revolutionizing Canadian imports by offering businesses a secure, easy-to-use digital platform. Director of Surety, Kari Davis explains the key features of the portal and how it can improve your import process.

Contract Surety 101
Contract Surety 101

This article provides a simple, easy-to-understand overview of contract surety. It explains what surety bonds are, the roles of the principal, obligee, and surety, and how different types of bonds—such as bid, performance, payment, and maintenance bonds—function to protect construction projects. Written for beginners, it walks readers through the basic concepts and processes involved in contract surety without complex jargon.

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