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Description & Features
- Application for Payment
- TS 702
TS 703
Billing Forms
(includes CMa 732)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G703®) - TS 702
- Affidavits for Contractors
Payment & Release- TS 706 & TS 706A
Affidavits for Contractors
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706) - Affidavit
(Long Form)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706A)
- TS 706 & TS 706A
- Agreements - Contracts
- TS 305, Qualification Statement Resume
- TS 101, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A101®) - TS 104, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A104) - TS 105, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A105) - TS 107, Agreement
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A107) - TS 111, Agreement
Cost Plus
Owner-Contractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A111) - TS 401, Agreement
Contractor-Subcontractor
(Compare to the AIA® Form A401®) - TS 201, General Conditions (Compare to the AIA® Form A201®)
- Hold Harmless Agreement
(Compare to the AIA® Form A305)
- Certificate
- TS 704
Certificate of Completion
- TS 704
- Certified Payrolls
- Change Orders
- Change Order (TS 701) (Compare to the AIA® Form G701)
- Estimators
- Invoices
- Invoice
- TS 702
TS 703
Billing Forms
(includes CMa 732)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G703®)
- "M"
- Multi-Forms X
Proposals, PO & More
- Multi-Forms X
- Proposals
- Purchase Orders
- Q - R - S
- TS 305, Qualification Statement Resume
- Schedule of Values
- Surety Consent
TS 707 & TS 707A
(Compare to the AIA® Form G707) - Sworn Statement
(Affidavit - Long Form)
Title Companies, Banks, etc.
(Compare to the AIA® Form A305)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G707A)
- Waivers
- Waiver of Lien-Long
Partial & Final - Waiver of Lien-Short
Partial & Final - Waiver Release Set
(Conditional / Unconditional) - TS 706 & TS 706A
Affidavits for Contractors
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706)
(Compare to the AIA® Form G706A) - Waiver of Lien-Long
- Work Orders
- Multi-Forms X
Work Orders, POs & More
- Multi-Forms X
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Construction Terms and Slang
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Hammerfore
(slang) The unititiated are tricked into inquiring as to the purpose of this mythical device.
head honcho
(slang) The boss or other superior.
Headache!
(slang) Exclamation: Look out, heads up: something is falling.
Hey Koolaid!
(slang) Exclamation used to tell someone to quit whining or complaining.
hiccup
(slang) Something that has to be redone, a flub.
high chair
(slang) A heavy, wire, vaguely chair-shaped device used to hold steel reinforcement off the bottom of the slab during the placement of concrete.
high rise
(slang) (1) A building with upper floors higher than fire department aerial ladders, usually ten or more stories. (2) A traffic-control device consisting of a barricade with stationary flagged arms positioned at 10 o'clock, 12 o'clock, and 2 o'clock and located at each end of a construction zone.
high side (high pressure side)
(slang) (1) Those parts in a refrigeration system which are exposed to pressure at least as great as condenser pressure. (2) The outside of a pipe bend or conduit bend.
hook
A crane.
hot(slang)
A live or electrically charged wire or other electrical component.
hot wrench(slang)
To use a torch for cutting a bolt when a wrench won't work.