Complexity: A Transient Condition Precedent to Project Failure
In this edition:
- Complexity: A Transient Condition Precedent to Project Failure
- Building Envelope Investigations
- “No Damage for Delay” Clauses
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Ronald F. Parisi, P.E.
Former MDC Systems® Project Director
Owners involved in ongoing construction projects are virtually unanimous in recognizing the need to minimize the number and amount of change orders as a way to keep the project costs within budget. In viewing change orders with only this in mind, however, owners may tend to overlook the benefits that the change order process offers to owners. The primary benefits afforded by the change order process are that it allows owners the flexibility to respond quickly, to capitalize upon opportunities and to mitigate problems — both of which frequently arise during the course of construction.
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