Managing Your Project

Managing Your Project: Evaluate by Phase

Evaluating a project opportunity requires careful consideration of the risks. Browse a variety of claims studies by project type, discipline, service type or project area, as well as information on condos and international project opportunities to help you make the right "go" or "no go" decisions for your firm.

Claims Studies

By Project Type

By Discipline

By Service Type

By Problem Area/Miscellaneous

Condos

International

International Projects

Project Risk Matrix

Risks on all projects need to be calculated and managed carefully to avoid professional liability claims.

Project Risk Matrix

Evaluating a project opportunity includes evaluation of the desired method of project delivery. Browse our risk management resources to help you make the right decision for your firm.

Design-Build

Public-Private Partnerships (P3s)

Public-Private Partnerships

With state and local governments across the nation struggling financially, many are turning to new ways to fund the upfront costs associated with the design and construction of horizontal and vertical infrastructure. One of those new ways involves private financing of public infrastructure.

Ten Things You Should Know

Negotiating the contract for your project requires careful consideration. Whether you want general information/tools to help you manage your review and negotiation process or you're looking for information that is specific to certain provisions, such as indemnification or limitation of liability, we have it for you right here.

General Information on Contracts

Standard Industry Agreements

Provision-Specific Issues

Indemnification

Limitation of Liability

International

Miscellaneous

2020 Edition of EJCDC Owner-Engineer Contract

Read about the significant changes to EJCDC's owner-engineer contract for professional services.

2020 Edition of EJCDC Owner-Engineer Contract

During the design phase of a project, certain risks should be considered. Browse these risk management resources for design-specific risk issues that are worth evaluating.

Design Phase

Sustainability

Materials Transparency

Requiring materials transparency encourages assessment of the potential lifecycle health and environmental impacts posed by the use of products.

Risks in Materials Transparency Movement

If you are providing construction contract administration services, be aware of your responsibilities, such as construction observation, site safety, submittal reviews, and more. Browse these risk management resources to help you navigate some of the more common trouble spots.

Construction Phase

Observation or Inspection of Work

During the execution of the design in the construction phase, the design professional neither supervises nor directs construction.

Observation or Inspection of Work