Construction cost overrun reporting an owner usually sees last
Construction cost overrun reporting an owner gets lags the site by two to four months. The delay is structural, and three added lines remove most of it.
Claims, notices and reporting
Notice deadlines, delay claims, and what the monthly report leaves out.
What this covers
The questions in this category
- Notice deadlines and what a missed one costs
- Delay claims and how to answer one
- The change order log to require in the contract
- What the monthly report leaves out
- Reporting movement by cause
- Closeout and the late changes
Published
4 pieces
The construction sponsor report an investor gets, and what it leaves out
The construction sponsor report an investor gets is accurate and incomplete. Four figures are missing from almost every one, and each is easy to request.
Construction delay claim owner response, and the three questions to ask first
A construction delay claim owner response starts with three questions about the schedule, not with a view about whether the delay was the contractor fault.
Construction contract notice deadline an owner should know by heart
A construction contract notice deadline an owner misses turns a valid position into nothing at all, and the clock starts before anybody has a number.