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Better Manage Construction Costs Schedules and Quality

Job Order Contracting

Sixty (60%) percent of all project fail to meet both cost and and schedule targets. Fortunately there are proven processes to better manage construction costs, schedules, and quality. The errors and poor processes result in change orders, project delays, and legal disputes.

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Complimentary E-Book: Best Practices for Contractors to Address COVID-19

Best Practices Construction Law

And you’ve even had to adjust your own schedule to accommodate school closings. And feel free to pass on the book to a friend or colleague with same request…subscribe to the right! I am not going to even attempt to describe what has occurred over the past week. You’ve read it online.

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Davis Bacon Prevailing Wage Rages

Job Order Contracting

HEAVY construction: Projects within the heavy classification may sometimes be distinguished on the basis of their particular project characteristics and separate schedules issued. The Four BT OpenJOC Unit Price Book(TM) incorporates prevailing wage rates or Davis Bacon prevailing wage rates based upon contract and client related requirements.

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Job Order Contracting - Untitled Article

Job Order Contracting

Substantial cost and quality benefits without the adversarial relationships common in traditional construction contracts.

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Job Order Contracting - Untitled Article

Job Order Contracting

Assure substantial cost and quality benefits without the adversarial relationships common in traditional construction contracts.

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Revenue Projections

Mr Ethics

The project owner thinks are projections are too low because we based our study on scheduled events and not possible, non-booked events such as ice shows; kid shows; etc. Is it ethical for us to use non-scheduled events in our study? Our study will be the basis for municipal bonds to be sold to fund the garage’s construction.

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Revenue Projections

Mr Ethics

The project owner thinks are projections are too low because we based our study on scheduled events and not possible, non-booked events such as ice shows; kid shows; etc. Is it ethical for us to use non-scheduled events in our study? Our study will be the basis for municipal bonds to be sold to fund the garage’s construction.