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In this session, learn how today's project data can be leveraged in increasingly powerful ways that can lead to making greater profits, increasing your firm's reputation, and winning future work. 

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Construction projects rely on partners sharing sensitive information and operations. In this day and age, this collaboration involves proprietary or sensitive data, occurs online often in shared spaces, and uses a variety of tools of the digital...

The CCM Practice Questions are designed to cover similar construction management (CM) subject matter that you may encounter when taking the CCM Certification Exam. However, none of these questions appear on the actual exam. You will not see the...

For many public sector clients, achieving Net Zero Energy has become the new bar in maximizing the impact of energy efficiency and onsite generation. Net Zero Water, and Net Zero Carbon goals are on the near horizon. In this seminar, attendees will...

The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) is the largest public housing authority in North America and owns, operates, and maintains 177,666 apartments in 318 developments on over 2,500 acres of land throughout the five boroughs of the City of New...

Changes are inevitable on construction projects. This webinar will discuss the origin and types of changes, and why contract language is so important. Participants will learn how to present and resolve change order claims and how to manage change on...

This presentation provides an overview of the Differing Site Conditions clause, one of the oldest clauses used in construction contracts, which is generally accepted as transferring the risk of latent site conditions to the owner, thus enticing...

This webinar will focus on claims avoidance and dispute management. In particular, it will discuss the importance of record keeping and communication, provide examples of some of the more useful documents, and suggest steps that can be taken to...

This session will help you identify claims resolution methods before project completion on a troubled project. The practice of leaving claims for the end of the project is no longer preferred due to high legal costs and prolonged project cost for...

A common problem on projects is inefficient completion process, where the contractor just compiles a close-out list, but the punch list reveals work scope that is incomplete so the project and punch-out operations drag on. Learn how to implement a...