Executive summary. A project’s success is largely due to the relationship between the parties: owner, construction manager, engineer, and...
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Just Say “No” – You May Get Thanked
Executive Summary. A word that is very undervalued by Owners is the word “No.” It has tremendous power and, although perceived as controversial and...
Going “Legit”: Lose the Brown Paper Bag
Executive Summary If you’ve been running the accounts receivable and accounts payable out of a brown paper bag and want to go “legit”, here are the...
Contract Mapping: A Valuable Tool in Your Toolbox
Executive Summary Contract interpretation can be difficult for a construction professional. Contracts are comprised of thousands of words and...
Signing a Change Order: What to look for
Executive summary. Ensure that before you sign a change order, all of the necessary components of your negotiation are included. Here’s what to look...
What Information Governs: Order of Precedence
Executive summary. As a construction professional in the field, when information conflicts between plans and specifications, you should immediately...