Construction Contract Administration: Managing Modifications and Associated Risk
Dive into how architect’s supplemental instructions, construction change directives, and change orders work during construction contract administration, and learn to spot risks, avoid common pitfalls, and head off claims from the architect’s, owner’s, and contractor’s perspectives.
About the live course
This course will take a deeper dive into Contract Document modifications (Architect’s Supplemental Instructions, Construction Change Directives, Change Orders, and much more) during Construction Contract Administration (CCA), identifying the risks associated with different types of modifications and strategies for mitigating potential claims. Assessing modifications from the perspective of the Architect, Owner, and Contractor, the course will explain and build on fundamentals through highlighting emerging trends and using specific project scenarios. Participants will leave the session with a deeper understanding of the process, their role and risk within the construction phase, and an understanding of common pitfalls.
- Understand strategies to mitigate risk at their firms based on the principles of Construction Contract Administration presented.
- Expand their understanding of the importance of relationship management and communication for effective management of change modifications.
- Analyze types of change modifications to identify risks and best practices for issuing and reviewing documents.
- Understand the role of the Architect, Owner, and Contractor during the Construction Contract Administration phase of a project related to change modifications.
Presented in partnership with the Construction Contract Administration (CCA) Knowledge Community.
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