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cost management
5 articles covering this topic.
- 4d scheduling
- 5d cost
- Construction Act
- Ontario
- adjudication
- ai
- as-built
- baseline schedule
- big data
- bim
- change in law
- compliance
- concurrency
- construction law
- contract administration
- cost management
- delay analysis
- disputes
- disruption
- document review
- earned value
- entitlement
- escalation
- expert reports
- extension of time
- forensic schedule analysis
- global claims
- iso 19650
- liens
- measured mile
- notice
- procurement
- productivity
- project controls
- prolongation
- quantum
- records
- reporting
- risk
- tariffs
- time impact analysis
- transit
Articles
September 11, 2026
Project Controls
Tariffs and Canadian Construction: Where the Cost Actually Lands
The September 2026 counter-tariffs put duties of up to 50 per cent on the materials that form the spine of most budgets. Which side of the border a duty is collected on decides whose cost it becomes.
September 11, 2026
Construction Law
Escalation Clauses That Survive Contact With a Claim
A price adjustment provision is only as good as the evidence needed to operate it. The drafting choices that look neutral at tender are the ones that decide whether the clause ever pays out.
July 29, 2026
Project Controls
The Integrated Performance Management System, Explained
When schedule, cost, procurement, billing and contracts sit in one system, every indicator tells the same story. That is the whole point.
July 16, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Pricing a Delay Claim: Prolongation, Disruption and the Overhead Argument
Once the time is established, the cost has to be built from the accounting record. Formula-based head office claims are where most quantum submissions lose credibility.
August 22, 2026
Claims & Disputes
Global Claims and Total Cost: Why the Simple Number Fails
Presenting the whole overrun as one figure looks efficient and is the most common reason quantum submissions are discounted outright.
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