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Construction glossary

What is a Budget Analysis?

A Budget Analysis in the context of the construction industry is a comprehensive review and assessment of all estimated costs associated with a construction project to ensure fiscal responsibility and efficiency. This includes analyzing labor costs, material expenses, equipment needs, subcontractor bids, project timeline, contingencies, and overheads among others. The aim is to determine the economic viability of the project, identify any potential financial risks, and devise strategies to manage and control costs. It plays a critical role in project management, helping construction companies to plan, organize, and regulate their budget, therefore enabling them to deliver projects within the allocated finances. The budget analysis also helps in future forecasting and strategic planning, thereby enhancing profitability and competitiveness in the industry.

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Other construction terms

Double-Entry Accounting

What is Double-Entry Accounting?

Double-entry accounting is a system used extensively in the construction industry, where every financial transaction has equal and opposite effects in at least two different accounts. The objective is...
Liquidated Damages

What are Liquidated Damages?

Liquidated damages in the construction industry are a pre-agreed sum specified in a construction contract, which the contractor will pay to the client in the event of a breach of contract, typically w...
Backlog

What is a Backlog?

A Backlog in the construction industry refers to the accumulation of work orders or tasks that are yet to be completed. It is often utilized as an indicator of the volume of work that needs to be addr...

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