Force majeure clauses in construction contracts provide essential protections when unforeseen events like natural disasters or supply chain issues cause project delays. These clauses define what events are covered (scope) and what remedies are available, typically allowing contractors more time but not covering extra costs. To make the most of these clauses, contractors should ensure they are tailored to their specific needs, potentially including both time extensions and monetary adjustments, to better manage risks and reduce disputes.

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