Contract Administration Essentials

RForm Launches Continuing Education Program for Architects

We are proud to announce the launch of its new Continuing Education (Con-Ed) program, starting with the course “Contract Administration Essentials for Architects: Mastering Key Forms & Processes.” This comprehensive one-hour course is designed to empower architects with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of contract administration during the construction phase. The course […]

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Building Bridges of Trust: The Indispensable Role of Transparency for Stakeholders in Contract Administration

In the intricate world of Canadian construction, where vast sums of money, complex logistics, and diverse skilled professionals converge, the bedrock of successful project delivery isn’t just concrete and steel, it’s trust. And at the heart of fostering this trust lies one critical principle: transparency in contract administration. For RForm.ca, a platform dedicated to streamlining

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The Elusive Finish Line: Navigating Substantial Performance in Canadian Construction

For anyone deeply embedded in a construction project, few phrases are as eagerly anticipated as “Substantial Performance.” It signals the light at the end of the tunnel, the pivotal point where a project is deemed largely complete and ready for its intended use. This milestone triggers critical financial processes, most notably the release of the

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Navigating Changes Arising from RFIs and SIs in Construction

The dynamic interplay between RFIs, SIs, PCOs, and COs underscores the need for robust, technology-driven workflows in contract administration . In the fast-paced world of construction, effective communication and documentation are vital to ensuring projects stay on track. Central to this process are Requests for Information (RFIs), Supplemental Instructions (SIs), Proposed Change Orders (PCOs), and

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