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Learn 14 effective ways to reduce construction costs. Save on labor and materials, avoid delays, and keep your building project on track from start to finish.
Doug Vincent
Procurement in construction is the process of acquiring materials, services, and labor to complete projects on time and within budget. Learn about methods and best practices.
Jackson Row
A program budget manages costs for multiple projects under one plan. Learn to create, manage, and track budgets to control spending and avoid overruns.
John Fisher
Cost overrun means a project costs more than planned. Learn the causes, risks, and best ways to track, manage, and prevent budget overruns in any project.
Life Cycle Cost Analysis calculates total project costs from start to finish. Learn how to do it right for smarter construction budgeting and long-term savings.
Kristina Eckert
Learn how to manage construction project accounting, track costs, control budgets, and improve cash flow. A simple guide for contractors to stay profitable.
Jefbeck Eje
A construction budget lists all project costs, from materials to labor. Learn how to plan, track, and manage budgets to avoid delays and overspending.
Construction contingency covers unexpected costs like design changes & price spikes. Learn how much to set aside, how to use it, and common mistakes to avoid.
A construction change order modifies a contract’s scope, cost, or timeline. Learn its process, best practices, and expert tips to avoid delays, disputes, and cost overruns.
Learn how to calculate, track, and report variance analysis in project management. Use our free variance calculator to manage costs, schedules, and resources.
Learn the essential project budget requirements—clear goals, detailed cost breakdowns, and risk planning—to manage costs and keep your project on track.
Jacob Gibbs
Learn what cost aggregation is, why it matters in project management, and how it helps combine costs across projects for better financial tracking and decisions.