Mainstreaming Environmental and Professional Liability In Design-Build Risk Management
By Diana Eichfeld
Is anything ever really cut and dried? Crystal clear? Black and white? If there is such clarity anywhere, it certainly is not found in the construction industry.
Design-Build Design Liability: The Claims Keep Coming
By Eric E. Myers, CPCU, RPLU, and Paul V. Riccardi
On a design-build project, it is the design-build entity that is fully responsible for the design and construction. The client has the right to rely on the design to meet the client's criteria and the construction to meet codes and standards.
Challenges for Bonding and Warranty for a Design-Led Design-Build Firm
By Barry E. Bannett, R.A., AIA, DBIA
Insurances have become an integral part of running any business. The list of required insurance has become extensive. Bonding is only one of the many requirements.
Capital Notions
By Mark E. Reagan
Owning and running a construction company presents an unending stream of complex and difficult challenges. Estimating, bidding, winning, and successfully executing highly-engineered projects demands decisions from construction executives trying to build and grow their companies. Directly or indirectly, each decision involves the deployment and utilization of capital.