Construction glossary
What is a G703?
A G703 is a continuation sheet used in the construction industry. It's part of the AIA (American Institute of Architects) document set for contract documents. The G703 form includes a schedule of values listing portions of the work, scheduled values, work completed, materials stored, total completed and stored, percentage of work completed, balance to finish, and the amount of change orders. Hence, it is primarily used for breaking down the contract sum into portions of work in accordance with a schedule of values prepared by the contractor. It provides a running total of completed work and can be updated as work progresses.
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Other construction terms
Budget Analysis
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...
Workforce Management
What is Workforce Management?
Workforce Management, in the context of the construction industry, refers to the systematic process of optimizing the efficiency and productivity of a construction firm’s workforce. It entails a wide ...
Net D
What is Net D?
Net D, in the context of the construction industry, refers to the "net deliverable" square footage or area of a constructed property. It applies to the actual usable space that remains after the subtr...
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