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  • Article Innovation, Scheduling, Strategy, Cost Management, Organizational Project Management, Construction 1 April 2019

    Project Management Journal

    Determining Contingencies in the Management of Construction Projects member content locked

    By Ortiz, José I. | Pellicer, Eugenio | Molenaar, Keith R. This research describes the managerial approaches that contractors follow to determine different types of contingencies in construction project management. Two large Spanish general contractors were…

  • Article Innovation, Scheduling, Complexity, Lessons Learned, Construction 1 November 2018

    PM Network

    Sequencing Made Simpler member content open

    By Garza, Amelia Talk about a lessons learned database. U.S. construction and engineering giant Bechtel has been in business for 120 years, with some 25,000 construction projects under its belt—many of them…

  • Article Innovation, Change Management, Scheduling, Construction 1 February 2017

    PM Network

    A Shorter Span member content open

    By Fister Gale, Sarah Bridge construction projects are a commuting nightmare. There's no easy detour around the interminable lane closures and traffic jams they trigger. But as U.S. state transportation departments…

  • Article Risk Management, Scheduling, Talent Management, Innovation, Construction August 2012

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    Flower towers member content open

    By La Plante, Louis Milan, Italy, has long been synonymous with high fashion, big business, and smog. For example, a study conducted in 2003 by Milan's Macedonio Melloni hospital suggested that breathing the city's air…

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