Introduction
We have put together 10 of
our most popular consulting contracts and some tips and strategies all
in one book. Inside you will find:
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10 consulting
contracts that can be easily modified in your word processing
program
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8 Ways to
structure your fee payments
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How to select
the right contract for different types of engagements
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The difference
between a good retainer agreement and a bad one
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How to save a
lot of money in legal fees
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6 contract
strategies for successful negotiations
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Avoidance of
Misunderstanding
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Freedom and
Independence
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Assurance of
Work
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Assurance of
Payment
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Avoidance of
Liability
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Prevention of Litigation
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The 6
essential elements of a consulting contract
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A FREE bonus of 8
more contracts
Each
one of the contracts below is sold individually and you may preview the
documents by clicking on the contract number. If you do not see what
you need here, check out all of our
consulting contracts.
CT1 - A sample agreement to be written on the client's letterhead,
retaining your organization for a specific project. This agreement
starts on page 26.
CT2 - A sample agreement to be written on the consultant's letterhead,
indicating the proposal and reporting intentions of the consultant for
an engineering services type project. This agreement starts on page 29.
CT3 - A sample of the terms and conditions in which a consultant
provides services to a client. Covers general terms and conditions,
reimbursable expenses, invoices and payments, warranty and limitation of
liability. This agreement starts on page 31.
CT4 - A sample of a formal written contract for the more involved
project, which may require governmental, third party and supervision.
This is the most detailed of the contracts and will probably require
review by your attorney for your specific needs. This agreement starts
on page 33.
CT5 - A sample engineering service agreement. This agreement allows for
additional compensation to the consultant if changes in plans or
specifications are made. The standard per diem charge of the consultant
is used to determine the additional compensation. This agreement starts
on page 39.
CT6 - A sample agreement for use when the consultant will be acting as
an agent for the client, usually with respect to selling or
representing. Also, it is typical of the agreements for use between a
consultant and those individuals retained by the consultant to serve as
sub-contractors. This agreement starts on page 44.
CT7 - A sample agreement for use by the consultant when retaining the
services of a second or sub- consultant. This agreement starts on page
47.
CT8 - A sample of a fixed price services agreement. For use when the
consultant provides a specific set of services within a definite time
period for a fixed dollar amount. This agreement starts on page 51.
CT9 - A sample of a general-purpose professional services agreement.
Covers statement of work, payment, expenses, obligations, patents and
data, termination, security, government contract requirements,
subcontracting, relationship of consultant to client and interpretation
of the contract. This agreement starts on page 55.
CT10 - A sample of an engagement letter, confirming the scheduled
meeting and informing the client about the consultant’s fee structure.
This agreement starts on page 59.
Bonus:
In the appendix we
provide you with 3 additional Consulting Contract examples and 5
Non-Disclosure and Confidentiality Agreements a $99 value! Free with
your purchase of this book.
Each of
these samples you can copy and paste from the book into your own word
processing program to suit your needs.
P.S. Our
Consultant's Marketing Guide is now on sale a great companion to
these contracts - Grow your practice.
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