[CLC-Discussion] CM's Audit Obligation

[Bruce Partington]

I think it would depend on the provisions of the subcontracts.  I don't
think it would automatically flow down.  

 

 

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Does anyone have any insight or authorities addressing whether the audit
obligations contained in a CM Agreement (AIA Document A133-2009) "flow
down" such that subcontractors to the CM must open their books and
records to the owner's auditors?

 

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Reese

 

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