Florida Agreement Between Owner and Construction Manager is a contract used between the parties involved in a construction project in the state of Florida. This agreement outlines the roles, responsibilities, and obligations of the Owner and Construction Manager throughout the construction project. It defines the scope of work, payment terms, and dispute resolution processes that must be followed. Florida Agreement Between Owner and Construction Manager typically includes provisions for the Owner to provide the Construction Manager with a contract sum, details of the work to be performed, and the Construction Manager's expected duties. There are two main types of Florida Agreement Between Owner and Construction Manager: Fixed Price Agreement and Cost Plus Agreement. The Fixed Price Agreement outlines a fixed amount that will be paid to the Construction Manager for the completion of the project, regardless of the actual cost of the project. Under the Cost Plus Agreement, the Owner will pay the Construction Manager the actual cost of the project plus a predetermined fee. Both of these agreements are subject to applicable Florida laws and regulations.