A further, and probably, most significant development has been the way that risk
is apportioned between contractor and site owner.
The historical model – in which the contractor was paid to do the job and the
site owner took the financial risk by paying the contractor – is all but dead.
Instead, the market is steadily moving to place as much risk as possible on the
shoulders of the operator – through fixed price contracts to total risk
contracts
where the contractor, in effect, leases out space from the site owner and
becomes responsible for operations and marketing to the on-site employee.
Importance of Contract Types

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