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An Alternative to Eichleay: HOOP!

An Alternative to Eichleay: HOOP!

Executive Summary Contractors delayed by the owner often want to be reimbursed ‘x’ dollars per ‘y’ days for the cost of home office overhead. Most contractors are used to using the Eichleay Formula to recoup this cost. There’s a new formula available from a case in...

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Award Reversed Because of No Expert Testimony

Award Reversed Because of No Expert Testimony

Executive Summary:  A Washington concrete contractor, Salinas Construction, Inc. (SCI), was awarded $404,000 of its requested $425,000 for a job at U.S. Army Joint Base Lewis-McChord only to see this decision reversed in district court.  The problem was that SCI did...

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Owner Involvement, Careful What You Wish For

Owner Involvement, Careful What You Wish For

Executive Summary:  Owner involvement in the way of project management and furnishing material is done for one primary reason:  to save money for the owner.  It doesn’t always happen.  The owner’s decisions in these regards can cost the contractor money.  Or the...

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Profit Fade – Avoiding It

Profit Fade – Avoiding It

Executive Summary: Reduce profit fade at the end of your projects by adjusting building habits and getting the right people in place to finish your jobs strong. Several suggestions from years of experience are provided here. What is profit fade? So often a good job...

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