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TermDefinition
Labor BurdenLabor burden is the additional cost of labor beyond base wages.
BCFBCF is a file and workflow format used to exchange model-based issues without sending the entire BIM model.
A195A195 is an AIA agreement form associated with integrated project delivery.
BackchargeA backcharge is a cost charged to another party for work, damage, cleanup, delay, or correction they were responsible for.
BIM Execution PlanA BIM execution plan defines how project teams will create, exchange, manage, and use BIM information.
Constraint LogA constraint log tracks issues that must be resolved before planned work can proceed.
Cost TypeCost type classifies project costs by kind, such as labor, material, equipment, subcontract, or general conditions.
Daily LogA daily log is a record of jobsite activity for a specific day.
Design-BuildDesign-Build is a delivery method where one entity is responsible for both design and construction services.
EscalationEscalation is an increase in labor, material, equipment, or subcontract cost over time.
Force AccountForce account is a method of tracking changed work based on actual labor, equipment, and material records.
ForemanA foreman is a field leader who directs daily work for a crew or trade.
IPDIPD is a collaborative delivery approach that aligns owner, designer, and builder incentives around shared project outcomes.
Job CostingJob costing is the process of tracking actual and projected costs against a specific construction project.
Mechanic's LienA mechanic's lien is a legal claim against property for unpaid labor, materials, or construction services.
Open BookOpen book means the contractor shares cost information, backup, and pricing details with the owner or project team.
Production QuantitiesProduction quantities are measured amounts of completed work used to track productivity and progress.
Production RateProduction rate is the amount of work completed per unit of time or labor.
Pull PlanningPull planning is a collaborative scheduling method where teams plan backward from a milestone to define commitments and handoffs.
Scope of WorkA scope of work describes the work a party is responsible to perform.
Self-Performing ContractorA self-performing contractor performs work with its own crews instead of subcontracting all of it out.
T&MT&M is a pricing method based on labor time, material costs, equipment, and agreed markups.
T&M TicketA T&M ticket records labor, material, equipment, and sometimes subcontractor costs for time-and-materials work.
TimecardA timecard records labor time worked by a person or crew.
Two-Week LookaheadA two-week lookahead is a short-term schedule focused on work planned over the next two weeks.