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Architect/Electrical Engineering Consultant Agreement

The consultant agreement tailored for electrical engineering: discipline-specific scope and deliverables, coordination duties, and flow-down provisions tying the engineer’s work to your obligations upstream.

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Format Editable Microsoft Word (.doc) file, ready to download as soon as your payment goes through
Price $75 · free for Professional, Senior Professional, and Emeritus members
Drafted by Husch Blackwell construction-law attorneys for the Association of Licensed Architects

Checkout runs on the ALA member site. New buyers enter an email address to start, no membership needed. After you pay by card, your Word file downloads right away and the link is emailed to you too. Professional, Senior Professional, and Emeritus members log in and download free.

Who this document is for

  • Architects retaining electrical engineers on any project
  • Firms standardizing consultant terms across disciplines
  • Teams that need coordination duties in writing, not assumed

Frequently asked

How is this different from other industry-standard forms?

Unlike forms written for the whole construction industry, the Architect/Electrical Engineering Consultant Agreement is drafted specifically from the architect’s perspective, in plain language your clients can read without their own attorney translating every clause.

Can I edit it for my project?

Yes. It arrives as an editable Microsoft Word file, so you can adapt names, scope, fees, and project-specific terms while keeping the attorney-drafted structure intact.

Part of the ALA contract library: attorney-drafted agreements in clear language, written for the way architects actually work. Four contracts cost more than a year of Professional membership, which includes every document free.