One of the project control processes included in most project management office manuals is the Project Critical Items Action Report (CIAR). The CIAR is a focal point for management’s control of the project and is one of the most important tools of the project controls program. The CIAR is the Read more…
Most contract agreements for capital construction projects require that the contractor must make reasonable efforts not to unduly increase the damages of a project owner associated with project delays. However, it is also understood that the contractor does not have to actually be successful in the proposed mitigation efforts. Delay Read more…
In capital construction projects, punch lists (occasionally referred to as a snag list) define the process of inspection necessary to compile a list of minor defects or omissions in building works for the contractor to rectify. The faults that are identified in the snag list should be rectified prior to Read more…
