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Traditional Turnkey Design - Build Design - Manage Owner Owner Owner Designer General Contractor Engineer Contractor Engineer Construction Manager Subcontractors Own Forces Work Design General Contractor Design Construction Manager ...
Traditional Turnkey Design - Build Design - Manage Owner Owner Owner Designer General Contractor Engineer Contractor Engineer Construction Manager Subcontractors Own Forces Work Design General Contractor Design Construction Manager ...
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Architect - Address Project Personnel Mechanical Consultant Electrical Consultant C. CORRESPONDENCE Official correspondence on all subjects between Owner and Professional Construction Manager shall be between and All correspondence ...
Architect - Address Project Personnel Mechanical Consultant Electrical Consultant C. CORRESPONDENCE Official correspondence on all subjects between Owner and Professional Construction Manager shall be between and All correspondence ...
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All proposed modifications or alternates should be reviewed by the Professional Construction Manager and then be submitted directly to the Architect . A joint recommendation will be made to the Owner if found desirable . 4.
All proposed modifications or alternates should be reviewed by the Professional Construction Manager and then be submitted directly to the Architect . A joint recommendation will be made to the Owner if found desirable . 4.
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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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