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When owners discovered that design - construction and negotiated contracts in various forms could significantly reduce project durations , they intensified pressures on contractors to get facilities into production or occupancy at the ...
When owners discovered that design - construction and negotiated contracts in various forms could significantly reduce project durations , they intensified pressures on contractors to get facilities into production or occupancy at the ...
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Separate designer Single general contractor Numerous subcontractors Fixed price , unit price , guaranteed maximum , or cost plus a fixed fee construction contract • Negotiated professional for design services Single firm responsible for ...
Separate designer Single general contractor Numerous subcontractors Fixed price , unit price , guaranteed maximum , or cost plus a fixed fee construction contract • Negotiated professional for design services Single firm responsible for ...
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Traditional Projects Projects in this category include lump - sum , guaranteed maximum - price , and cost - plus - a - fee negotiated contracts . On lump - sum projects , the definitive estimate can be developed , in the absence of ...
Traditional Projects Projects in this category include lump - sum , guaranteed maximum - price , and cost - plus - a - fee negotiated contracts . On lump - sum projects , the definitive estimate can be developed , in the absence of ...
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Contents
The Nature of the Construction Industry | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
Copyright | |
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