Author name: Akash Dalvi

In today’s fast-paced construction environment, design-build contracts are increasingly becoming a preferred method for project delivery. These contracts represent a significant shift from the traditional design-bid-build method by integrating both design and construction services under a single agreement with one entity—the design-build contractor. This unified approach enhances efficiency, improves communication, reduces conflicts, accelerates timelines, and […]

The term “project scope” in construction refers to all the activities, tasks, and deliverables required to complete a construction project. It acts as a comprehensive outline that defines what the project will achieve. One of the most effective ways to define the scope is by using a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).  The WBS helps break

Resource leveling is a crucial technique in construction project management, ensuring that the allocation of limited resources—such as personnel, equipment, and materials—is optimized for the successful completion of projects. The aim is to balance resource availability with project timelines, preventing resource overload and ensuring efficient use of assets.  Resource leveling in construction involves careful planning

Delays are a common occurrence in the construction industry, often causing ripple effects that impact the entire project. These delays can lead to increased costs, incidental damages, missed business opportunities, or even cause setbacks in subsequent phases of the project. While some delays are inevitable, others result from avoidable mistakes or oversights by the contractor.