Wrap or “wrap-up” insurance policies are designed to reduce costs and avoid headaches on major construction projects. Wrap insurance generally covers all construction related parties in a construction project under one umbrella policy. The wrap policy will ordinarily provide project specific general li...
Learn about wrap-up insurance programs, why they are good for large construction projects, and the pros and cons of OCIPs vs. CCIPs.
The article offers information on wrap-up insurance policy. Wrap-up insurance includes owner-controlled insurance program (OCIP) and contractor-controlled insurance program (CCIP). These policies are for insuring owners, general contractors, and subcontractors and are generally purchased by an owner or...
Wrap-up insurance is a little bit like a BOP. It’s a policy that is purchased to cover either incredibly large construction projects that are worth millions of dollars or a string of smaller projects that, combined, are just as expensive. ...
Wrap insurance (also known as a “wrap-up”)provides liability coverage for an entire construction project or multiple jobs. Because it covers everyone on the job, contractors and subs may not need to provide their own general liability coverage. The policy can be written to include both genera...
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Wrap-up insurance frequently offers protection for particular projects or construction phases but may not cover all facets of a project. A wrap-up policy may not cover some risks such as professional responsibility, design flaws, or pollution liabilities. Project leads must be mindful of these gaps...
CCIPs—also calledwrap-up insurance policies—provide parties involved in a construction project with risk management. With a CCIP, the lead contractor takes out the single policy to cover the project, with their name on the policy. All of the other parties involved coordinate with the lead cont...
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