What is a wrap up?

Benefits
 • Comprehensive insurance coverage for all
 • Higher limits of coverage
 • Safer construction site
 • Reduced litigation
 • Elimination of redundancies in both costs    and services
 • Economies of scale
 • Allows for more competitive use of MBE    and WBE companies

When to Use a Wrap Up
 • When is a Wrap-Up a good idea?

How It Works
 • Gathering the players
 • Getting started

FAQ - From Your Perspective
 • Sponsor
 • Contractor (aka subcontractors)
 • Broker

When is a Wrap Up a good idea?

• The project (or combination of projects) exceeds $100,000,000, excluding soft costs such as land acquisition, design and engineer costs
• Either the Owner or General Contractor is willing to act as a “Sponsor” and, depending on the level of risk involved, increase savings potential while gaining greater control over construction related risks
• There is a need to ensure adequate coverage for all contractors of every tier by controlling the type, amount, and quality of insurance coverage protecting the site
• A desire exists to level the playing field allowing small, minority, and women owned businesses to more effectively bid on available contracts.
• One consistent Safety Program is necessary for the entire project
• Traditional insurance leaves room for coverage gaps and under-insured losses
• There is a wish to calm the chaos by having one insurance company managing the entire site, rather than one insurer per subcontractor
• The project itself is high profile or being constructed in a high profile location.


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