From tariffs to low bids, you’ll learn what’s shaping Construction Risk today in the latest Construction Risk Management newsletter. Also, a must-read, check out the latest 2025 Construction Risk Management Journal, highlighted in this edition.
What Low Bids Often Reveal—and Why Contractor Due Diligence Matters By Christina Fanning, Technical Director, Construction Services | Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. Originally Published in the 2025 CLRM Journal […]
Projects in Trouble: The Value of Cost-to-Complete Reports By Robert L. Knight, AIA, Principal, National Client Manager, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc.; and Lisa S. Ward, LEED AP, CPC, CRE […]
Navigating Construction Contingency in 2024 By Kyle Gustafson, National Client Manager, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc.; and Kendra Vincenty, Senior Vice President; Chief Credit Officer, SVP, First Bank of the […]
RISK MANAGEMENT, PLANNING CAN SAVE TIME AND COST When you think of traditional modular construction, most people imagine cheap, single- or two-story buildings, or a cookie-cutter house on a rolling […]
Before Issuing a Construction Loan, Examine Costly Risks Originally authored by Leon Kouyoumdjian There are many variables that can ultimately affect the successful completion of the project. For example, if […]
MIXED MARKET SIGNALS CALL FOR SOUND RISK MANAGEMENT TOOLS Many lenders have turned to construction lending in the search for increased yield but increasing uncertainties have made it harder to […]
STAY AHEAD OF REGULATION CHANGES AND MANAGE RISK On June 26, 2016, in a national referendum on continuing membership in the European Union, Britons voted to leave 52 to 48 percent. […]
HELPS AVOID PAYMENT-RELATED LIENS AND DEFAULTS The finances and complex logistics of carrying out construction projects carry risks for all relevant stakeholders, from the owner (or developer), to the general […]
