Managing the Construction Organization: Cost and Project Management Systems
Y62.1033
Credit:
The Paul McGhee Division
A thorough introduction to organizing and managing the major components of a construction business with an emphasis on cost and project management systems. Topics include: the different forms of organization; marketing and sales; types of contracts; general contractor and construction manager contracts; the requisition process from a lender's, owner's, and subcontractor's perspective; estimating, bidding and award practices; bonds and insurance; subcontracts and material purchasing; cash-flow life-cycle analysis; field supervision; scheduling and expediting changes, claims, and extras; community, public agency, and labor relations; company finances, cash management, accounting/cost control procedures; and sources and uses for credit.
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