How Contractors Reduce Disputes when Doing Final Accounts on Capital Construction Projects

In an article titled “Why do Final Accounts lead to Disputes?” written by Andy Hewitt on Claim Class, November 16, 2020 (https://www.constructionclaimsclass.com/why-do-final-accounts-lead-to-disputes/), five reasons were identified as the possible reasons for disputes when doing the final account on a capital construction project. Those were the contractor’s failure to submit notices Read more…

Monitoring, Evaluating and Reporting Work Trade Performance Status and Efficiency in High Rise Buildings and Residential Housing Projects

For those who are involved in delivering high-rise buildings, residential housing projects, and other types of projects that have repetitive work trades, reporting the performance of finishes, MEP first and second fix and other types of key work trades is a requirement. The reporting also includes the reporting of planned Read more…

How To Do Earned Value Management (EVM) Reporting If You Have to Depend on Others for Project Contract Management Data?

On some capital construction projects, the management of all financial matters including contract management will not be carried out at the project level. Whether it was a project owner or contractor, the common practice is that all financial and contract management processes will be managed by the entity’s contract management Read more…