Extract the owner, contractor, project, contract sum, retainage, completion dates, and schedule of values from an AIA construction contract PDF.
The full guide: Schedule of values from an AIA A101 contract
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The contract number and date, the owner name and address, the general contractor name and address, the project name and site location, the architect name, the contract type (lump sum, cost-plus, unit price, or time and materials), and the total contract price with its currency.
The start and completion dates, the effective and expiration dates, the payment terms, the retention (retainage) percentage, the surety bond amount, and the insurance requirements and governing law are each returned as fields.
Yes. The original contract sum, the net change by change orders, the adjusted contract sum to date, the total completed and stored to date, the retainage held, and the balance to finish come back, following the AIA G702 accounting.
The schedule of values table returns each line item with its number, description, scheduled value, work completed previous and this period, materials stored, total completed, percent complete, and balance to finish, mapped to CSI MasterFormat divisions; a change order log table also comes back.
PDF only, up to 10MB and 100 pages. The contract is processed via the Talonic API for extraction, is not retained for training, and is not shared.
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