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What is ‘Contingency’ in Construction Budgeting: Managing Uncertainty and Risk

Building Radar

Budgeting is a critical component that requires careful planning and foresight. One essential aspect of construction budgeting is the inclusion of a contingency. For more insights into construction budgeting strategies, you might want to check out Buildertrend’s blog on construction contingencies.

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How Improved Change Order Communication Can Reduce Risk for all Stakeholders

Construction Business Owner

The results of an outdated change order process include wasted time for all project team members, increased financial risk, lack of real-time statuses and uncaptured valuable data and insights. How will we use this information? For more information, please visit our Privacy Policy. Do Not Sell My Personal Information.

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How project managers are using technology to ensure on-budget and on-time construction

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The success of any construction project hinges on multiple factors, including budgeting and scheduling, which impact the project’s completion. In fact, most contractors usually add a 10% margin error into their budgets and timelines as a contingency. Note that 63% of projects fail due to poor communication.

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Tired of Late, Over-Budget, and Just Plain LOUSY Facilities Repair & Renovation Outcomes?

Job Order Contracting

If you are Tired of Late, Over-Budget, and Just Plain LOUSY Facilities Repair & Renovation Outcomes, then do these 3 steps! Ensure robust nontechnical risk management by developing long-term relationships with well defined roles, responsibilities, workflows, information requirements, and deliverables.

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Better Tools For Estimators Drive Significantly Improved Construction Cost Visibility

Job Order Contracting

This visibility is crucial for Lean construction, as it enhances cost transparency, enabling better planning, accountability, and more precise cost control.

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Procurement Risk Management in Construction Projects: Strategies and Tools

Building Radar

Procurement risk management is a critical aspect of construction project management, ensuring that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Effective risk management strategies can help mitigate potential issues that may arise during the procurement process.

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5 Areas Where Project Management Risks Commonly Arise

Construction Business Owner

Information is the essential core of every commercial construction project. From the initial stages of a project through to its conclusion, having the correct information at every step is the best way to ensure you will not face costly delays and errors.

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