What happens when we allow third parties to review reports located on our extranet?
How can we deal with special-inspection requirements?
Is service-specific language more effective than general language?
What about transmittal letters?
What about copyrighting a report?
Can we require unauthorized parties to apply for authorization?
The guide also includes 11 exhibits that contain sample materials firms can finalize with the assistance of qualified legal counsel. The exhibits include:

Sample Letter Authorizing a Third Party to Rely on a Geotechnical-Engineering Report
Sample Letter Authorizing a Third Party to Rely on a GeoEnvironmental Report
Sample Contract Provision Addressing a Third-Party Reliance Request, and Which Requires Consultant To append a Sample Third-Party Reliance Agreement
Sample Contract Clauses about Document Use and Third-Party Reliance
Sample Report Disclaimers Relating to Use of Documents and Third-Party Reliance
Sample CoMET Advisory Letter to a Contractor
Sample Extranet-Access-Agreement Wording
Sample Letter to Client about Contractors’ Use of Report for Bid Preparation
Sample Letter Transmitting a Courtesy, Review-Only Copy of a Geotechnical-Engineering Report
Sample Cease-and-Desist Letter
Sample Application for Authorization to Use
GBA Guide to Third-Party Reliance also includes an interactive table of contents and an interactive table of contents and an interactive index.