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Construction glossary

What is a Transmittal?

A Transmittal, in the construction industry, is an important communication tool used for conveying information related to the project. It serves as a formal method of passing on documents, drawings, or other relevant materials from one party to another. This tangible exchange of information ensures accountability, as each transmittal contains critical details such as the date of issue, sender and receiver's information, description of content, and necessary actions. It’s crucial for record-keeping and tracking the project's progress as it highlights if and when information was shared and acknowledged. Void of this, miscommunication and disputes may arise impacting project outcomes.

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Other construction terms

Milestone

What is a Milestone?

A milestone in the construction industry refers to a significant event or achievement in the life of a project. It marks a turning point that indicates the completion of a major phase, or a key delive...
Final Lien Waiver

What is a Final Lien Waiver?

A final lien waiver is a legal document that serves as a formal release of a contractor’s or subcontractor’s rights to file a lien against a property owner or project after they’ve received full payme...
Field

What is a Field?

A field in the construction industry refers to a physical area or a project site where construction activities take place. These fields are typically outdoors, such as building sites or highway projec...

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