Prefabricated House Turnkey Contract Template

The following prefabricated house turnkey contract template can be referred to, and details can be adjusted according to actual needs:

I. Contract Parties and Project Overview

1. Contracting Parties: Clearly specify the names, ID numbers, or corporate information of Party A (the employer) and Party B (the contractor).
2. Project Location: Specify the address, such as 'No. XX Road, XX District, XX City, XX Province'.
3. Contracting Method: Turnkey mode, covering all aspects including design, construction, and material procurement.
4. Project Duration: From the contract signing date to the completion acceptance date, or specify the exact start and end dates (e.g., 'From XXXX/XX/XX to XXXX/XX/XX' as in Contract Template 2).

II. Project Cost and Payment Method

1. Total Cost: Clearly specify the amount (e.g., 'RMB XX yuan in total'), indicating whether taxes are included and the specific cost scope covered (e.g., design, materials, labor).
2. Payment Milestones:
   • Advance Payment: A certain percentage (e.g., 30%-50%) is paid after contract signing, with the remaining amount paid in stages according to project progress (e.g., 40% at the mid-term and 30% after completion acceptance).
   • Final Payment: A certain percentage (e.g., 5%-10%) is retained as a quality guarantee deposit, to be paid after the warranty period expires.

III. Project Scope and Quality Requirements

1. Design Requirements: Party A shall provide detailed design requirements and renderings, and Party B shall design according to these requirements and commence construction after Party A's confirmation.
2. Construction Scope: Clearly specify the specific projects (e.g., wall coatings, floor paving, circuit renovations), referring to the enumeration methods in Contract Template 1 or 2.
3. Material Standards: Party B shall procure materials according to the design plan, and Party A has the right to supervise the quality. Materials must comply with national standards or mutually agreed standards.
4. Acceptance Standards: Based on the design plan and construction specifications, any non-conforming items must be reworked until they meet the standards.

IV. Warranty and Liability for Breach of Contract

1. Warranty Period: At least 1 year from the completion acceptance date, specifying the warranty scope (e.g., damages caused by construction quality issues).
2. Party A's Breach: Failure to pay on time requires payment of a penalty (e.g., 0.05% per day) and compensation for actual losses.
3. Party B's Breach: Project delays require payment of a penalty (e.g., 'XX yuan per day' as in Contract Template 2), and quality issues require free rework and compensation for losses.

V. Dispute Resolution and Contract Effectiveness

1. Dispute Resolution: Prioritize negotiation; if negotiation fails, a lawsuit can be filed in the court at the project location.
2. Contract Effectiveness: The contract takes effect after both parties sign or seal it, with two copies, one for each party.

VI. Other Clauses

1. Structural Modifications: If structural modifications to the house are involved, clarify Party A's notification obligation and Party B's construction responsibility.
2. Property Protection: Party B shall protect Party A's property during construction and compensate for any damages.
3. Supplementary Agreement: Any unmentioned matters can be covered in a supplementary agreement, which has the same legal effect as the main contract.

Tip: Adjust the clauses according to the specific project when using in practice, and it is recommended to consult legal professionals to ensure compliance.