John Cronan to Speak on What Contractors Need to Know about Pricing Jobsite Overhead Delay Costs Webinar

January 9, 2024 at 8:30am9:30am

Preti Flaherty Attorney John Cronan will speak on the "What Contractors Need to Know about Pricing Jobsite Overhead Delay Costs" webinar presented by ABC Maine. This 60-minute presentation with a Q&A is intended to help contractors understand typical field office overhead costs that can result from a Project delay, the elements of this cost, the methods to calculate extended field office overhead costs, and how to address these Project costs that can significantly impact a contractor’s bottom line.

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