Managing Transit Construction Contract ClaimsNational Academy Press, 1998 - 50 páginas Offers information from selected transit agencies about the underlying causes of construction disputes and practices in use today to identify and resolve them before they become formal claims. The synthesis focuses on avoidance and resolution of disputes, examines ways of settling disputes at their inception, and considers the experiences of the transit industry in the use of alternative dispute resolution techniques. |
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SUMMARY | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE TYPES OF DISPUTES AND CLAIMS | 8 |
CHAPTER FIVE RECOGNITION AND RESOLUTION TECHNIQUES | 21 |
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Managing Transit Construction Contract Claims Joel T. Callahan,National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board Pré-visualização limitada - 1998 |
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