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The " Horse Blanket " A variation on the matrix schedule used in high - rise buildings has been gaining acceptance on some major rail - rapid transit systems . An example is shown on Figure 12-11 . Essentially , what it shows is a ...
The " Horse Blanket " A variation on the matrix schedule used in high - rise buildings has been gaining acceptance on some major rail - rapid transit systems . An example is shown on Figure 12-11 . Essentially , what it shows is a ...
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Unit cost Description Quantity Labor Mat'l 500.00 2200.00 100.00 200.00 300.00 600.00 Building Finish , cont'd . Furnishings & Equipment Adjustable Dock Ramps Permanent Dock Boards Door Seals Jib Crane Double Post Lift Direct Cost ...
Unit cost Description Quantity Labor Mat'l 500.00 2200.00 100.00 200.00 300.00 600.00 Building Finish , cont'd . Furnishings & Equipment Adjustable Dock Ramps Permanent Dock Boards Door Seals Jib Crane Double Post Lift Direct Cost ...
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2 a Building Estimator's Reference Book , 18th ed . , The Frank R. Walker Co. , Chicago , 1973 . Construction Users Anti - Inflation Roundtable , " Effect of Scheduled Overtime on Construction Projects , ” AACE Bulletin , vol .
2 a Building Estimator's Reference Book , 18th ed . , The Frank R. Walker Co. , Chicago , 1973 . Construction Users Anti - Inflation Roundtable , " Effect of Scheduled Overtime on Construction Projects , ” AACE Bulletin , vol .
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Contents
The Nature of the Construction Industry | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
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