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Construction glossary

What is Conditional?

In the construction industry, the term "conditional" typically refers to a state or situation where certain obligations, requirements, or criteria must be met for a particular outcome or transaction to occur. This term is often used in contracts or agreements. For instance, a construction project could be conditional upon gaining necessary building permits or approvals, meeting safety standards, or obtaining adequate funding. The failure to fulfill these conditions could suspend or terminate the project.

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Other construction terms

Submittal

What is a Submittal?

A submittal in the construction industry refers to the documents or materials that contractors present to architects and engineers for approval during the course of a project. The submittal process en...
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...
Partial Lien Waiver

What is a Partial Lien Waiver?

A Partial Lien Waiver, in the construction industry, refers to a legal document drafted to provide assurance to a payer that a contractor, subcontractor or materials supplier has received specified pa...

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