CA Central Point

Contract Administration: Your Project’s Central Point of Contact

The contract administrator (CA) is crucial in ensuring project success by acting as all stakeholders’ central point of contact. From managing design changes and resolving disputes to coordinating approvals and ensuring compliance, the CA’s expertise is essential for navigating the intricacies of the construction process. The following scenarios illustrate how a skilled contract administrator facilitates […]

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RForm Customers

RForm Customers in the Spotlight

Architizer’s article highlights 30 of Canada’s best architecture and design firms, ranked based on A+Awards wins and nominations, “Project of the Day” and “Featured Project” selections, and total projects uploaded to Architizer. The article emphasizes Canada’s diverse architectural landscape, moving away from a single “Canadian style” to celebrating regionalism and collaboration. While acknowledging the contributions

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Contract Administration

The Hidden Costs Of Poor Contract Admin In Construction Projects

Contract administration plays a crucial role in ensuring project success. It involves managing the contract’s execution, maintaining design integrity, and navigating contractual obligations. However, it’s often misunderstood as merely an extension of project management. This misinterpretation can lead to overlooked responsibilities, resulting in costly disputes and compromises in design. Especially for Canadian architects, recognizing the

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Bill 62 AND RFORM

Bill 62: A Key to Streamlining Public Infrastructure Projects in Quebec

The construction industry is constantly evolving, and with it, so are the tools and regulations that govern it. In Quebec, the recently introduced Bill 62, which is focused on public infrastructure, brings about a new era of collaboration and efficiency. Adapting to these changes is crucial for Canadian architectural firms working on projects in Quebec,

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