Getting a grip on OCIPs and CCIPs

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oOwner Controlled Insurance Programo (OCIP) is an insurance program purchased by the owner for the participants in the construction project. oContractor Controlled Insurance Pr ogram o (CCIP) the construction manager procures the wrap-up insurance program. CCIP is advantageous over OCPI as the construction manager is in a better position than the owner to control the contracting process and obtain greater savings. However each has its own advantages and disadvantages and by using the suitable program the owners can avoid the pitfalls.

Financial management, Property & Liability Insurance, Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers, Surety insurance, Asset & Risk Management, Methods, Evaluation, Property and casualty insurance, Risk management, Insurance

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Preparing for disasters: boy scout lessons for owners and contractors

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The measures that owners and contractors should take to reduce liability and losses at the job site and office, before, during, and after events, like terrorist attacks, or hurricanes, are listed.

Construction, General services, Interpretation and construction, Safety and security measures

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Substantial completion blues

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The impact of substantial completion in construction contracts is examined.

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