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Differentiation of Evaluation Criteria in Design-Build and Construction Manager at Risk Procurements
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The procurement processes used in the alternative contracting methods of design-build (DB) and construction manager at risk (CMAR) are heavily focused on best-value and qualifications-based selection. However, previous ...
Project Risk Distribution during the Construction Phase of Small Building Projects
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Early identification and communication of risks throughout the construction phase allows project teams to manage and minimize cost increases and schedule delays while increasing customer satisfaction. A better understanding ...
Enhanced Product Evaluation Tools for State Transportation Agencies to Overcome Commonly Faced Challenges
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Most state transportation agencies (STAs) maintain a qualified product list (QPL), which serves as the primary tool for project managers to select products, materials, and equipment during construction or other maintenance ...
Information Asymmetry on Heavy Civil Projects: Deficiency Identification by Contractors and Owners
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Although a main goal of low-bid procurement is to maximize project value, the approach can actually increase project cost and duration if construction document deficiencies are not resolved early on. This study examined ...
Project Risk Distribution during the Construction Phase of Small Building Projects
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Early identification and communication of risks throughout the construction phase allows project teams to manage and minimize cost increases and schedule delays while increasing customer satisfaction. A better understanding ...
Information Asymmetry on Heavy Civil Projects: Deficiency Identification by Contractors and Owners
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Although a main goal of low-bid procurement is to maximize project value, the approach can actually increase project cost and duration if construction document deficiencies are not resolved early on. This study examined ...