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LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS Claims and Backcharges ( Owner's Consideration ) There are potential claims and backcharges in every construction project . In any contractual relationship , situations can develop whereby any or all parties to a ...
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS Claims and Backcharges ( Owner's Consideration ) There are potential claims and backcharges in every construction project . In any contractual relationship , situations can develop whereby any or all parties to a ...
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... 232 , 361 mechanical and visual aids , 238-239 method of preparation , 235-236 summary level , 85-86 updating considerations , 239-240 ( See also Critical path method ) Cost codes : bulk materials codes , 258-259 clearing account ...
... 232 , 361 mechanical and visual aids , 238-239 method of preparation , 235-236 summary level , 85-86 updating considerations , 239-240 ( See also Critical path method ) Cost codes : bulk materials codes , 258-259 clearing account ...
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... 223-226 Progress payment report , 115 Project control ( see Cost engineering ; Procurement ; Quality assurance ; Quality control ; Safety ; Scheduling ; Value Quality control : methodology , 322–328 practical considerations , 325.
... 223-226 Progress payment report , 115 Project control ( see Cost engineering ; Procurement ; Quality assurance ; Quality control ; Safety ; Scheduling ; Value Quality control : methodology , 322–328 practical considerations , 325.
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Constructions Future 3 5 Cz | 6 |
What Is Professional Construction Management? | 13 |
MANAGEMENT IN PRACTICE | 15 |
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