Flow-down gaps, found
What the subcontract assumed from the prime contract, side by side.
Lexilio compares notice periods, indemnity scope, insurance, liability caps and payment terms across the documents and shows where they conflict.
US general contractors, subcontractors and owners' teams work from AIA and EJCDC documents with heavy supplementary conditions. Lexilio reads the prime contract and the subcontracts together, registers notice and claim deadlines, and flags flow-down gaps before you sign.
AIA A201-2017 requires a Notice of Claim within 21 days (section 15.1.3.1) and notice of concealed or unknown conditions within 14 days (section 3.7.4). EJCDC C-700 (2013) requires a change proposal no later than 30 days after the start of the event. AIA A401 has the subcontractor assume toward the contractor the obligations the contractor assumes toward the owner, so these windows travel down the chain whether or not the subcontract repeats them.
Lexilio compares notice periods, indemnity scope, insurance, liability caps and payment terms across the documents and shows where they conflict.
Notice of Claim periods, change order and change proposal procedures and payment application terms are extracted into an obligations, deadlines and notices register. When you need a notice, Lexilio drafts it in the contract's own wording.
Lexilio finds conditional payment wording, set-off rights and retainage terms, so your team can take them to counsel with the clause in front of them. Enforceability varies by state and Lexilio does not give legal advice.
“The claim is lost in the gap between the prime contract and the subcontract. Lexilio reads both.”
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