How Contractors Recover a Delayed Construction Project

Construction delays do not always mean that a project is out of control. What matters is how quickly the delay is identified, how accurately its causes are understood, and whether the contractor has a realistic plan to recover lost time without creating new problems in quality, safety, cost, or coordination.…

Changes are a normal part of construction. Even well-planned projects can experience design revisions, client requests, unforeseen site conditions, material substitutions, additional quantities, or technical requirements that were not fully understood when the original contract was awarded. The problem is not that changes happen. The real problem begins when changes…

Construction projects involve thousands of materials, systems, equipment items, finishes, and technical details. Before many of these items can be purchased or installed, they need to be reviewed and approved. This is where the construction submittal process becomes essential. A construction submittal is a formal document or package submitted by…