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The Capstone is intended to provide a basic understanding of construction management and the role of the construction manager (CM). It is divided into the following chapters: 1. Owners and Project Types – An introduction to project owners (those who...

The Claims Management Guidelines address the Construction Manager’s roles and responsibilities regarding avoidance, mitigation, and resolution of disputes and claims between the owner and contractor(s) during the execution of construction projects...

This research study reports on CM/PM fees analyzed in terms of project type, owner type, region, project size, project delivery method, incentives/award fees, sustainability goals, and other factors. It provides valuable context for both owners and...

CMAA’s flagship publication, the Construction Management Standards of Practice, defines the range of services that constitute professional construction management and serves as an indispensable guide for owners and service providers. The Construction...

The Contract Administration Guidelines address the administrative and reporting requirements for the construction manager (CM) during the execution of construction projects. This guideline supplements the Construction Management Standards of Practice...

New 2018 Edition! The objective of cost management is to control the project cost so that the project is delivered to the owner within the owner’s budget. Project cost management includes all those processes necessary to ensure that the project is...

Project closeout is successful when all involved parties understand their closeout responsibilities based on the requirements outlined in the contract. Many of the closeout procedures are interconnected and often interdependent, so it’s important...

These Quality Management Guidelines guide the adoption of standard quality management plans, processes, and procedures for the construction manager (CM) during the execution of construction projects/programs. These guidelines supplement the quality...

The Risk Management Guidelines are intended to provide a generic framework to assist a professional construction manager (CM) in addressing risk and lessening the impact of risk events, without limiting the methods and procedures by which a CM may...

As part of its commitment to developing the workforce, CMAA conducted a salary survey of its members and credential holders in May 2018. The purpose of this research was to gather compensation and benefits information among those employed full time...