Voytek Jackowski to Speak on Construction Contracts at HalfMoon Education Inc. Virtual Conference on October 15, 2024

September 20, 2024
Voytek Jackowski to Speak on Construction Contracts at HalfMoon Education Inc. Virtual Conference on October 15, 2024

Voytek Jackowski will present “Understanding Construction Contract Essentials” when he joins several other industry leaders for a full-day virtual “Construction Contracting” conference hosted by HalfMoon Education Inc. on October 15, 2024.

During his session, Voytek will dive deep into critical construction contract topics, including:

  • Key contract terminology: parties, consideration, performance, breach, and remedies
  • Roles and relationships of project participants: owners, contractors, and suppliers
  • Various project delivery systems: design-bid-build, design-build, and more
  • Types of construction contracts: lump sum, cost-plus, time & materials, and unit pricing
  • Principles of construction contract interpretation

Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge on the complexities of construction contracts! Continuing education credits will be available.

Register today to secure your spot.

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