Deleting an Accepted Subcontract

There are certain instances in which you may need to delete a subcontract linked to your project. Since Textura holds legal documents and facilitates Subcontractor invoicing, Project Managers can only delete a confirmed subcontract after meeting the following criteria:

As long as the subcontract fits the above criteria, a user with a Project Manager role can delete the subcontract from the Contract Maintenance page.

Accidentally assign a subcontract to an incorrect Subcontractor organization and the Subcontractor has not yet accepted project participation? You can reassign the subcontract instead.

See the Reassigning Contracts topic for a step-by-step guide on reassigning a subcontract to a different organization.

To delete an accepted subcontract:

  1. Navigate to the Change Orders Page
  2. From the Change Orders page, select the +Add button.
  3. Create a negative change order to bring the subcontract value to zero.

    See the Creating a Subcontract Change Order for General Contractors topic for a step-by-step guide on creating a subcontract change order (SCO).

  4. Navigate to the Contract Maintenance Page
  5. If your subcontract meets the criteria listed above, a Delete Subcontract button displays. Select the Delete Subcontract button.

    A Delete Subcontract dialog box displays.

  6. In the dialog box, select a reason for deleting a subcontract from the drop-down list. This is a mandatory step and you cannot delete a subcontract without selecting an option.
  7. Select the Delete button.

    After you delete the project, the following will happen:

    • If the you or the Subcontractor already paid the usage fees for the subcontract, a refund of these fees will occur in 5-7 business days
    • The Subcontractor receives an email about the deleted contract.