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This report identifies common issues that result in change orders and cause project delays and overruns, organized into three main categories relating to the quality of technical project development work, influences of organizational culture, and uncertainty introduced by financial forces. It also describes best practices to minimize and mitigate change orders and highlights noteworthy project […]
ALDOT continues to make steady progress on the new Intracoastal Waterway Bridge in Gulf Shores, a $52 million project designed to ease traffic congestion and improve safety in the area. Alongside the bridge, a $30 million connector project to tie into SR-161, formerly designated as the Foley Beach Express, is also underway. Both projects are […]