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Being an Effective Construction Client: Working on Commercial and Public Projects 1st Edition, Kindle Edition

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Management number 222471983 Release Date 2026/05/04 List Price US$17.93 Model Number 222471983
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Being a client on a construction project can be incredibly complex and demanding but ultimately rewarding once your ambitions are fulfilled. This comprehensive ‘one stop shop’ will help you to achieve that magic combination of quality and efficiency, guiding you through the entire project lifecycle, from briefing to taking delivery and beyond. It will help you to better understand the project process, the client’s role within it and, critically, how to be successful and effective by advising you on;the key milestones in the project process and your legal responsibilities at each stageachieving cost-effectiveness, efficiency and meeting project timelineskey client issues such as funding and investmentstraightforward best practice advice and how to avoid common problemsinsightful tips from clients reflecting on their experienceshandy tools including a project route map, project decision checklist and diary of a development Read more

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ISBN13 978-1000702385
Edition 1st
Language English
File size 5.6 MB
Page Flip Enabled
Publisher RIBA Publishing
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Print length 176 pages
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Publication date July 25, 2019
Enhanced typesetting Enabled

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