Our experts have comprehensive background information on monitoring satellite programs with many manufacturers, including data verification, anomaly resolution, problem verification, documentation and forward evaluation. These people are assisted by members of our Senior Council. A “CM as Agent” agreement is an agreement in which the CM acts exclusively as a consultant and manager, while the project holder signs all contracts with the various trade professionals who will work on the site, as well as other purchases on the basis of the advice of the CM. LCI provides an impartial assessment of the work in progress for both lenders and owners (regardless of the general contractor and design expert) and makes recommendations. These construction credit monitoring services can be tailored to the specific needs and requirements of each client and can be made available to projects in the construction or construction phase. LCI can provide these services nationally. Construction management contracts give a site manager control over the interaction between the project owner, his architect and his owner. This monitoring is a form of risk control that imposes standards of quality, budget, punctuality and safety. There are different types of construction management contracts that can be signed between a project owner and a site manager. The cost review includes an assessment of the proposed budget, with an in-depth analysis of the construction budget and contingencies, to complete the proposed development as part of the project schedule. Among the documents to be verified are: In order to ensure that the transmission of responsibilities to the CM is transparent and understandable for both the CM and its client, the details of a CMA are often defined and agreed under the aegis of a recognized and standardized third-party framework.

For example, the Canadian Construction Documents Committee proposes standardized contracts for CMs as agents and for CM at Risk Agreements (CCDC 5A and CCDC 5B). At the other end of the scale, a “CM at Risk” agreement means that the CM will enter into contracts directly with professionals (subcontractors) and assume all of the risk and debt when the construction project is completed. CM agreements generally do not provide for the CM to perform the design tasks itself, but focus on formalizing their position and role as project advisors. Construction management agreements can vary considerably depending on the authority he wishes to delegate to the site manager for the hiring and purchase of the developer. Construction is usually monitored by on-site visits to the project site, either monthly or in stages, during the construction phase of the project. On-site assessments are generally made up: the discovery and resolution of potential problems, errors or omissions that could result in cost overruns, project delays or potential litigation are high priority for equity or external equity investors in new development projects.