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Payment schedule Contractor <strong>Financing</strong> Break out payments into components Advance payment Periodic/monthly progress payment (itemized breakdown structure) Milestone payments Often some compromise between contractor <strong>and</strong> owner Architect certifies progress Agreed-upon payments retention on payments (usually, about 10%) Often must cover deficit during construction Can be many months before payment received
Man-hours S-curve curve Work months
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