Understanding Construction Management Agreements Part 2: Scheduling

This program is Part 2 of a four-part series of programs designed to foster a comprehensive understanding of construction management agreements (CMAs) for attorneys and other professionals engaged in the construction industry. Part 1 will cover pricing (cost plus, GMPs and stipulated sums); Part 2 will cover scheduling; Part 3 will cover defects and damages; and Part 4 will cover insurance and liability. The speakers will consist of construction attorneys and consultants, and both technical and legal aspects of the construction process will be presented. 

Part 2 is moderated by Kenneth M. Block, Chair of the Construction Law Practice at the New York City firm of Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt LLP. The other speakers are Stuart B. Rosen, a partner at Tannenbaum Helpern, and Allison Robin, Co-Founder, Envoie Projects LLC, a project management firm.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Discuss the importance of scheduling and elements of the Project Schedule

2. Explain how a Project Schedule is prepared

3. Present CMA scheduling provisions

4. Explore dynamic use of the Project Schedule

5. Address delays and minimizing impacts

6. Analyze recourse under CMA for delays