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Construction glossary

What is AIA Billing?

AIA billing refers to a standardized method of construction project billing developed by the American Institute of Architects (AIA). This billing system is widely utilized in the construction industry due to its accuracy, traceability and efficiency. It involves using specific forms, such as the G702 Application and Certification for Payment and the G703 Continuation Sheet. These AIA documents help manage and streamline the payment process, offering a detailed breakdown that shows the work completed and the costs associated with each phase of the project. The AIA billing system, therefore, ensures transparency, keeping all stakeholders informed about the project's financial aspects, which mitigates risks and potential disputes over costs and payments.

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Other construction terms

Long-Term Assets (or Noncurrent Assets)

What are Long-term Assets (Noncurrent Assets)?

Long-term assets, also known as noncurrent assets, are significant for the construction industry because they represent valuable resources that companies expect to benefit from over a future period ex...
Variance Analysis

What is Variance Analysis?

Variance analysis in the construction industry refers to the process of investigating the difference between actual and planned costs, schedules, or resources during a construction project’s life cycl...
Cost Overrun

What is a Cost Overrun?

A cost overrun, in the context of the construction industry, refers to the excess amount that needs to be spent over the initially agreed or budgeted cost for completing a particular project. It’s an ...

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