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Taking Over Certificates for Completed Works in Construction Projects
Under the FIDIC red book contract, the taking over certificate is issued by the Engineer in accordance with Clause 10…
Can Reporting Construction Projects’ Portfolio Performance Sometimes Be As Challenging As Herding Cats?
For many organizations, getting a meaningful real-time single version of the truth of their construction projects’ portfolio performance could be…
Enforcing Formal Post Project Review for Completed Capital Projects Before Formal Closeout
The purpose of the Post Project Review (PPR) is to review the completed project and find lessons learnt on what…
How Can the Project Integrated Schedule Become the Backbone for Enforcing Timely Decisions and Approvals for Communications in Capital Projects Delivery?
One of the key reasons for claims and disputes in capital projects is attributed to delayed decisions and approvals. Those…
How to Have a Quick Map Centric Projects Performance Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Solution
Organizations who have projects spread across different geographical locations within the same country or even across multiple countries and continents…
Understanding the Difference Between Versions and Revisions in Issued for Construction (IFC) Drawings
In construction projects, there is always the requirement to maintain a history of all drawings to see what has changed…
Documenting Pre-Bid Meetings on Construction Projects
One of the key requirements for construction projects and in particular those are based on the traditional design-bid-build, is having…
Documenting the Construction Contract Kickoff Meeting
A kickoff meeting is the first meeting with the project team and the client of the project. This meeting is…
Managing the Letter of Award for Design and Construction Contracts Process in Construction Projects
Letter of Acceptance also referred to as the “Letter of Award”, is legally considered as the Employer’s formal acceptance of…
How to Implement Proactive Snagging Approach to Identify Defects and Omissions on Construction Projects
In construction projects, snag list (occasionally referred to as a punch list) define the process of inspection necessary to compile…
Tracking Actual Spent Resource Hours Construction Sites at the Project Activity Level While Complying with Project’s Formal Communication Requirements
One of the key challenges that faces project planners is how to track and report the actual spent labor and…
Managing FIDIC 2017 Early Warning Provisions in Construction Projects
For the first time, the FIDIC 2017 Red Book introduces advance warning provisions (sub-clause 8.4), which require each Party to…
