Construction Tariffs Resource

Owners, prime contractors and subcontractors should proactively discuss risk allocation in light of impending tariffs.

The implementation of
tariffs warrants consideration of effective contract management strategies during project execution. Key considerations include compliance with notice requirements, the duty to mitigate, compliance with applicable laws,
and performance security.

Risks and opportunities associated with the implementation of tariffs should be addressed early during negotiations and developing the appropriate project delivery model may have a positive impact on outcomes.

Tariffs are impacting procurement risks and restrictions, affecting both international and internal procurement within Canada.

Tariffs may lead to more disputes, resulting in large part from increased costs and supply chain disruptions.

Disputes

Procurement

Contract
Administration

Contract
Preparation

Subcontracting &
Supply Chain

Disputes

Procurement

U.S. Tariffs

Tariffs may lead to more disputes, resulting in large part from increased costs and supply chain disruptions.

The implementation of tariffs
warrants consideration of effective contract management strategies during project execution. Key considerations include compliance with notice requirements, the duty to mitigate, compliance with applicable laws, and performance security.

Owners, prime contractors and subcontractors should proactively discuss risk allocation in light of impending tariffs.

Tariffs are impacting procurement risks and restrictions, affecting both international and internal procurement within Canada.

Risks and opportunities associated with the implementation of tariffs should be addressed early during negotiations and developing the appropriate project delivery model may have a positive impact on outcomes.

U.S. Tariffs

Contract
Administration

Contract
Preparation

Subcontracting &
Supply Chain