Drafting EPC contracts manually requires extensive coordination between legal, technical, and commercial teams, often taking days to align on scope, pricing structures, performance guarantees, and risk allocation. The complexity of turnkey arrangements, milestone schedules, and regulatory compliance creates bottlenecks that delay project execution and increase legal costs.
Engineering, Procurement, and Construction contracts are among the most complex legal documents in infrastructure development, requiring 20-30+ hours of attorney time to draft comprehensive agreements covering scope, pricing, performance guarantees, and risk allocation. Manual drafting is expensive, time-consuming, and prone to inconsistencies that can lead to costly disputes during multi-million dollar construction projects.
CaseMark automates EPC contract creation by analyzing your project specifications, party information, and reference documents to generate comprehensive turnkey construction agreements in minutes. Our AI ensures all critical provisions—from detailed scope definitions to performance testing protocols—are properly structured and tailored to your specific project requirements.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
EPC contracts are complex transactional agreements requiring detailed commercial terms, risk allocation, payment structures, and performance guarantees across infrastructure and construction projects.
EPC contracts are fundamentally transactional documents involving sophisticated commercial negotiations, pricing structures, and contractual obligations that are core to transactional practice, regardless of industry sector.
Government-funded infrastructure and energy projects frequently use EPC contracts for public works, requiring compliance with procurement regulations and government contracting standards.
Many large-scale infrastructure and energy projects involve government entities as owners or funders, making EPC contract expertise essential for government contracts practitioners handling public construction and energy projects.
Commercial real estate development projects often require EPC contracts for construction of facilities, power plants, and infrastructure improvements on commercial properties.
Real estate attorneys handling large commercial developments need EPC contracts for turnkey construction arrangements, particularly for specialized facilities requiring engineering and procurement components beyond traditional construction agreements.
In-house corporate counsel at construction, engineering, and energy companies regularly negotiate and manage EPC contracts as primary commercial agreements for major capital projects.
Corporate legal departments in construction, engineering, and energy sectors handle EPC contracts as routine commercial agreements requiring corporate legal oversight for risk management, compliance, and business operations.
You'll need basic project specifications including facility type, capacity, and location, along with the legal details of both the owner and contractor. Optional documents like RFPs, budget parameters, sample contracts, and technical specifications help CaseMark create a more tailored agreement. The AI will identify any gaps and request additional information needed to complete critical provisions.
CaseMark drafts detailed, measurable performance guarantees specific to your facility type, including capacity, efficiency, environmental compliance, and reliability metrics. The system creates comprehensive testing protocols with reference conditions, test procedures, acceptance criteria, and liquidated damages formulas for performance shortfalls, all customized to industry standards applicable to your project.
Yes, CaseMark adapts the contract structure, technical specifications, and performance requirements based on your project type. The system incorporates industry-specific standards, regulatory requirements, and risk allocation approaches appropriate for power generation, petrochemical processing, water treatment, or other infrastructure projects, ensuring the agreement reflects the unique characteristics of your facility.
The system creates a comprehensive change management framework including formal change order procedures, pricing methodologies for different types of changes, time extension protocols, and cumulative change tracking requirements. This ensures you have clear mechanisms to handle scope modifications, differing site conditions, and owner-directed changes while maintaining proper documentation and cost control throughout the project.
CaseMark incorporates jurisdiction-specific requirements, governing law provisions, and regulatory compliance obligations based on your project location and applicable laws. The system can reference specific codes, standards, and permitting requirements relevant to your industry and jurisdiction, ensuring the contract addresses all necessary legal and regulatory considerations for your turnkey construction project.