Most delay claims fail for the same few reasons. Here's how excusable, compensable, and concurrent delay generally work.

Texas Property Code Section 28.0091 gives contractors the right to stop work when unsigned, owner-directed extras exceed 10% of the original contract. Here's how to use it before the project stops.

A GMP can create real cost certainty, but only if the contract structure makes the number trustworthy. This article explains three owner-side GMP structures that better control contingency, savings, escalation, and overruns on complex construction projects.

CMAR is a delivery method. GMP is a price structure. Confusing them can cost you. Here's what owners, developers, and contractors need to know before signing either contract.

A GMP contract sets a cost ceiling — in theory. These 7 provisions routinely push final project costs above that number before a shovel hits the ground. Know what to negotiate.