Resources
EJCDC C-200 Guide to the Preparation of Instructions to Bidders Available for immediate download in MS Word format. Hard copy not available. Discusses the rules prior to the award of…
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EJCDC C-111 Advertisement for Bids Available for immediate download in MS Word format. Hard copy not available. This document gives owners a platform for informing potential bidders about the project…
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EJCDC C-052 Owner’s Instructions Concerning Bonds & Insurance for Construction Available for immediate download in MS Word format. Hard copy not available. Designed to provide the engineer with sufficient information…
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EJCDC C-051: Engineer’s Request for Instructions on Bonds & Insurance Available for immediate download in MS Word format. Hard copy not available. A prototype letter to the owner requests instructions…
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EJCDC C-050: Owner’s Instructions Regarding Bidding Procedures & Construction Contract Documents Available for immediate download in MS Word format. Hard copy not available. Helps owners optimize the construction bidding process,…
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EJCDC C-001: Commentary on the 2018 Construction Series Documents – Released 2019 The Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee (EJCDC) develops, publishes, and updates standard contract documents for the design and…
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The Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee (“EJCDC”) has prepared the accompanying comparative table of certain documents of the Construction Owners Association of America (“COAA”) to those of the EJCDC. The…
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Contracts play an essential role in any land development firm’s business success. A properly written contract details what is required of your firm and what is required of your clients.…
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While effective sales and business development efforts are necessary to ensure adequate backlog for a firm to keep its employees busy, monitoring the cost and progress of a project are…
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This publication provides A/E firms with best practices for managing a financially-successful development project. Focusing on four key areas – the scope of work, fee structures, project billing, and collections,…
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