Effective Construction Administration -- Revised
(Formerly known as Managing Your Modernization Operations)
In a world on ever decreasing funds, PHAs must learn (invent) ways to maximize their capital fund resources. This situation is made more difficult by the necessity of meeting program administration protocols as defined by HUD…and balancing them with business practices as found in any well-run enterprise. Not always an easy task…but not mutually exclusive events.
In ECA, we walk you through the project planning, bidding, and project management/administration process with these ideas in mind. (2.1 CEUs)
Topics will include:
- Agency Planning…the font from which good projects spring.
- Physical Need Assessments and Facility Plans
- Projects That Provide Accountability and Value
- The Bid Process: Creating Ownership…Building Consensus…and getting to them “apples”
- Tell ‘em what you’ve told them: Project Award, Construction Contracts, and Project Pre-Construction Meetings.
- Making it real…. Project Management, Administration, and Close-out.
Who Should Attend
A must for all modernization professionals, veterans and newcomers.
What Will You Learn?
- Project Planning: Who are the players and what are their roles/responsibilities?
- Plans and Specifications: Know the fundamental content of any good specification.
- The Bid Process: Format and function… How to use the bid process as
a way to advocate for your project vision.
- Field Management: How to insure job standards and work standards are met
and more.
- Project close-out: What is it and how do you manage this event?
- Administering the paper: How do we handle this information?
Schedule and Agenda
Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. on the first day.
Seminar runs daily from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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2008 Seminars - additional dates and locations will be added
Tuition
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Registration Type
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Early Price*
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Regular
Price
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Last Minute
Price**
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NAHRO Member
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$690
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$730
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$860
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Non-Member
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$790
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$835
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$965
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*Register up to 30 days before the seminar start date
and pay the early rate.
**Register less than five business days before the seminar start date,
and pay the last minute rate.
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