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Volume | Date | Title |
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January 2012 |
The What and Why of Project Documentation |
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November 2010 |
Quality in Execution of Building Projects. |
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June 2010 |
It’s Time for More DRBs in Canada. |
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March 2010 |
The Pitfalls of Incomplete Contract Documents. |
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August 2009 |
Best Practices for Managing Construction Projects in Good Times and Bad. |
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August 2008 |
Limitation of Liability Clauses: Manufacturers, Sellers and Contractors Beware. |
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April 2008 |
Project Performance Reviews – How Owners Can Expand The “Value-For-Money” Concept. |
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October 2007 |
Alliances – Fresh Thinking in Contracting Strategy. |
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May 2007 |
The Cumulative Effects of Change Orders. |
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June 2006 |
Expert Evidence. |
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February 2006 |
The viability of a construction project can be measured and monitored. |
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September 2005 |
Revay and Associates Limited is pleased to announce the introduction of Project Alignment Services Measuring and Monitoring Project Performance and Success. |
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April 2005 |
35 Years Of Service To The Construction. |
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December 2004 |
Stephen G. Revay 1924 – 2004. |
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September 2004 |
Opting Out. |
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March 2004 |
Facilitating The Construction Dispute Process. |
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June 2003 |
Contractor’s Head Office Overhead – What is the Right Formula? |
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March 2003 |
If Time is Always of the Essence, Where does that Leave Schedules? |
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November 2002 |
Negotiating Claims and Change Orders. |
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September 2002 |
Coping with Extras. |
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February 2002 |
Managing Project Risk and Conflict: A Project Lawyers’ “Front-End” Perspective |
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November 2001 |
Calculating Loss of Productivity Due to Overtime Using Published Charts – Facts or Fiction. |
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June 2001 |
Concurrent Delay: A Modest Proposal. |
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February 2001 |
The DOT-COM Invasion. |
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October 2000 |
Scheduling and Monitoring for Successful Projects. |
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May 2000 |
Monitoring Job-Site Productivity. |
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January 2000 |
Lessons Learned from 30 Years of Handling Construction Disputes. |
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October 1999 |
Learning Curve in Construction. |
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May 1999 |
Construction and Bonds. |
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February 1999 |
Construction Risk. |
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October 1998 |
The Changing Face of Construction. |
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May 1998 |
Construction Disputes: Where are we heading? |
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January 1998 |
What does the Future Hold for Project Management? |
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October 1997 |
Subcontractor’s Claims Against Owners. |
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April 1997 |
Changes in Design/Build Contracts. |
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February 1997 |
The “Underground” Construction Economy – A New Factor in Risk Management. |
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October 1996 |
The Ron Engineering Decision: Fifteen Years Old and Still Immature. |
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June 1996 |
Construction Documentation Using Digital Images. |
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February 1996 |
Value for Money – An Integrated Approach. |
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November 1995 |
Litigation Graphics. |
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June 1995 |
Can Construction Disputes be Avoided? |
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March 1995 |
Implementing ISO 9000 In The Construction Industry. |
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December 1994 |
Expert Testimony Must be Limited to Areas Outside Common Knowledge. |
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June 1994 |
Delay Analysis Revisited. |
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March 1994 |
On Site Dispute Resolution. |
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November 1993 |
TQM – An Introduction. |
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July 1993 |
Risk Management in Construction Projects. |
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November 1992 |
Mediation – A More Palatable Solution. |
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December 1991 |
Canadian Research & Development in Construction: A Question of Survival. |
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January 1991 |
At Our 21st Anniversary |
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October 1990 |
The Expert’s Role in Construction Litigation. |
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August 1989 |
“Project Management Overview” Solution or Fad? |
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May 1988 |
Delay Analysis – Using the “Snapshot” Technique. |
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August 1987 |
The Effect of Change Orders on Productivity |
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February 1986 |
Construction Management Training – An Industry/Academia Challenge Technological Implications of Major Issues. |
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September 1986 |
Canada Finally Accepts Arbitration. |
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June 1986 |
The British Influence on International Contracting. |
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December 1985 |
Impact costs – The Validity and Calculation of Cost Related to Reduced Productivity. |
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Winter 1985 |
Computers and the Competitive Edge in Construction. |
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Summer 1984 |
Lawsuits in Tort Widen Liability of Designers and Builders. |
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Fall 1982 |
Factors Favouring Arbitration an Overseas Projects. |
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Spring 1982 |
Legal Aspects of Scheduling. |
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Winter 1981 |
Study Shows Lower Productivity on Cost Plus/Non-Urban/Large Projects. |
