Frequently Asked Questions
What is contract administration in construction?
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Contract administration in construction involves managing and enforcing the terms of a contract from award to project completion. Stonehaven ensures contracts are executed accurately, obligations are met, and risks are managed for successful delivery.
What is the role of a construction contract administrator?
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A contract administrator oversees compliance, progress tracking, payments, and dispute resolution. At Stonehaven, our administrators coordinate with all parties to ensure contractual obligations are met, costs are controlled, and timelines are maintained.
What is a CLM in construction?
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CLM (Contract Lifecycle Management) in construction refers to the systematic process of managing contracts from drafting through execution and closeout. Stonehaven uses CLM best practices to ensure clarity, compliance, and efficiency at every stage.
What are the approaches to construction contract administration?
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Approaches include proactive, reactive, and hybrid administration, each varying in involvement and oversight. Stonehaven adopts a proactive approach, monitoring deliverables, managing risks, and ensuring smooth communication throughout the project.
How does Stonehaven administer construction contracts?
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Stonehaven administers contracts through rigorous documentation control, milestone tracking, and dispute prevention. We ensure all parties meet obligations, variations are managed transparently, and the project stays aligned with budget and schedule.