The Project Management Thread: it cost more than I thought it would.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Business, Finance, and Careers > The Project Management Thread: it cost more than I thought it would.

thatguy: Feb 5, 2003

I run a business that does trail construction, and until now we've been working for the feds. I picked up a larger project working for a city, and I'm going to have a sub that I 90% trust. The job is larger than most we've handled so far but other than size it's nothing out of the ordinary. Until now though, I've been working for the feds and just had to follow the FAR with COs interpreting. The city provided me a sample contract agreement that they've used for past contracts, but the sub is already trying to demand changes. Some of them clearly reasonable, but others not so much. Is there a recommended book on change orders, sub agreements, generally accepted practices with regards to subs, project management, contract negotiation with the city pre-contract signing? Seemed like a good thread to start

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