AIA Contract Documents

What Are AIA Contract Documents
The AIA contract documents produced by The American Institute of Architects are the most widely used standard form contracts in the construction industry.

♦Why Use AIA Contract Documents

♦Documents Management Software

♦History of Contract Documents

PURCHASING:
Typically, architects and other parties to the design and building process use AIA Contract Documents to support agreements relating to design and construction services. Please note that orders must be received before 3:00 pm EST to be shipped or picked up same day.

♦Paper Documents and Code Books Online Ordering

Free downloads: PDF copies of document comparisons, document commentaries, guides to amendments and supplementary conditions, AIA Document G612™–2001, Owner's Instructions to the Architect, and versions of AIA Documents A201™–1997 and B151™–1997 for use with A121CMc™–2003 and A131CMc™–2003.

Important On-Line Ordering Information:

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♦Paper Documents and Code Books Printable Order Form

♦Electronic Documents
You can also purchase a license to use the AIA Contract Documents Software online in the form of a meter license of unlimited annual license.  AIA Contact Document Software is a Microsoft Word-based software platform that offers flexibility in contract document drafting and editing, more effective collaboration among parties, and a selection of choices in generating and printing documents.