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  • Article Scheduling, Cost Management, Organizational Project Management, Construction 1 October 2016

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    Everything in One Place member content open

    By Parsi, Novid Looking to cut costs, waste and delays in infrastructure projects, governments are (finally) taking a cue from the private sector and adopting building information modeling (BIM). It's part of a…

  • Article Scheduling, Complexity, Cost Management, Government, Construction 1 September 2016

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    Public-sector megaprojects aren't exactly known for finishing on schedule and within budget. Yet Foothill Gold Line Construction Authority is making a habit of doing both. The organization is…

  • Conference Paper Scheduling, Cost Management, Stakeholder Engagement, Construction 1 November 2001

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    A contribution for improvement of project planning in public agencies in Brazil member content open

    By Marques Junior, Luiz José Poor planning and lack of owner involvement in the execution of the planning are critical causes of the delays and cost overruns that characterize the phase of civil works of the public construction…

  • Article Scheduling, Complexity, Cost Management, Construction, Energy & Utilities March 1974

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    Nuclear plant delays challenge project management member content open

    By Avots, Ivars In response to rising consumer demands for electrical power, the United States (US) utility industry is currently building dozens of new nuclear plants and planning an additional more than…

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