hallintourakkasopimus

Hallintourakkasopimus is a Finnish term referring to a type of contract, often used in construction or service projects, where a contractor is responsible for both the management and the execution of a specific part of a larger project. This differs from a general contractor agreement where the contractor might only oversee the work of subcontractors. In a hallintourakkasopimus, the contractor takes on a more direct role in the operational aspects and day-to-day management of their assigned tasks.

The scope of a hallintourakkasopimus can vary significantly depending on the project. It typically involves the contractor coordinating resources, scheduling activities, and ensuring the quality of the work performed within their domain. This can include managing labor, materials, and equipment necessary for their specific responsibilities. The client or project owner entrusts the contractor with a higher degree of autonomy and responsibility for achieving specific project milestones or deliverables.

Key aspects of a hallintourakkasopimus often include clear definitions of the contractor's responsibilities, performance metrics, and the reporting structure between the contractor and the client. Risk allocation is also a crucial element, as the contractor assumes a greater share of the operational risks associated with their part of the project. This type of contract is chosen when the client desires a dedicated entity to manage and execute a specific function efficiently, potentially leveraging the contractor's specialized expertise.