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PRODUCTIVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 1
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
By Name
Course
Instructor
Institution
Location
Date

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PRODUCTIVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
Desai, V., 2013. Functional Suitability of BIM Tools in Pre-Construction,
Construction and Post-Construction Phases of a Building Project.
International Journal of 3-D Information Modeling, Volume 2, pp. 30-44.
This article present a research of the BIM systems commonly used for the functional suitability
for post-construction, construction, and pre-construction stages of the building. Different
functionalities of these three stages are derived and the relevant functional areas identified. The
communication of information between project stakeholders and building project management
has been made effective with the availability of BIM system which provides post construction,
construction, and pre-construction functionalities of all of them. This systematic approach to
determine the functional suitability of guidelines and systems to assist stakeholders of project to
analyze the BIM software for their necessity.
Fedotova, M., Maltsev, S. & Tazihina, T., 2015. PROJECT COST
MANAGEMENT AT THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STAGE.
Effective crisis
management, p. 68.
This article explain that the construction phase is significant in bringing the budget of the project
since cost issues arise from point of signing a lump sum contract with the issuance of change
order, or modification of contract, against the contract. It is important that the estimator
understands that the lowest possible price does not always attain the objective nor would be a
perfect price if the price provides more payment than expected to include sufficient incentives.
For productive construction project, there is need of developing budget study to determine the
returns and costs expected from the project so as to allocate the budget to the major project
elements and provide a basis for cost control.

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Gawari, S. & Phatak, U., 2018. Analysis of Causes of Wastages of
Construction Materials on Building Construction Site.
Journal of Advances
and Scholarly Researches in Allied Education, Volume 15, pp. 527-531.
This article discuss magnitude and causes of wastage of construction materials during the
process of construction based on the opinion of owners, consultants, and contractors. The
building material wastage is defined as the difference between the value of materials properly
used as accurately measured and specified in the work and the materials accepted and delivered
on site. The authors reveal that the most significant causes of material wastage on construction
site include vandalisms, theft, damage during transportation, poor site conditions, lack of
experience of skilled workers, poor strategy of waste minimization, and frequent changes in
design by the client.
Hee-Sung, C., Ki-Hyun, K. & Young-Jin, K., 2012. Selecting Optimum
Management Practicesin Pre-construction Phase Considering Project
Characteristics.
Journal of Construction Engineering and Project
Management, Volume 2, pp. 1-4.
This article applies and classifies the improvements made by the work of operators so as to apply
success factors as the construction project and factors of performance management. The authors
note that the significance of project performance management as an alternative for solving issues
is rising, which are followed by the challenges of managing projects in construction industry.
Additionally, to predict the results reflecting the characteristics of the project of performance
management factor un-improvable by the operator in the initial construction stage, the impacts of
project characteristics to the performance is determined by the difficulty in performance.
Hydari, H., 2010. Book Review: Strategic Project Portfolio Management:
Enabling a Productive Organization.
Project Management Journal, Volume
41, p. Project Management Journal.
This article discuss the organization bottle-necks, importance of cost performance, and planning
in ensuring productive construction project. A strategic approach of comprehensive and practical

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