Blog: Substantial Performance

Why is There No “Contract Administrator” Role in RForm?

RForm, designed to streamline construction administration, might seem to overlook the crucial role of the Contract Administrator (CA). However, this is a matter of terminology and functionality rather than omission. Contractual Basis for the “Prime Consultant” Role The concept of the “Prime Consultant” aligns with industry-standard contract documents. Both the Canadian CCDC (CCDC 2) and […]

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The Importance of a Complete Schedule of Values Before Starting Construction

In the pre-construction phase of a project, it’s crucial to set the stage for success. This includes a site visit, creating a schedule of values (SOV), and forming the construction team. The SOV is a key document that outlines each work item’s cost and tracks the project’s progress to ensure it stays within budget.

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The Importance of a Pre-Construction Site Report

The pre-construction phase of a project is a critical time for setting the stage for a successful project. This phase includes several key activities, such as: A site visit is one of the most important activities to complete during pre-construction. It allows the project team to see the site firsthand and identify potential challenges or opportunities

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Beyond Project Management: Contract Administration Headaches

Civil engineering projects are a complex dance of disciplines, documentation, and deadlines. From sprawling transportation networks to intricate water management systems, they demand rigorous oversight and meticulous attention to detail. While project management software provides a solid foundation, it often falls short in addressing the unique challenges of contract administration. This is where RForm steps

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