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Construction Manager at Risk (CMR or CMAR)
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Guide to construction manager at risk project delivery, covering preconstruction services, guaranteed maximum price and contractor responsibilities.
Glossary
Construction Manager at Risk (CM@R or CMAR)
Also referred to as Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) or CM/GC (construction manager/general contractor). A widely used construction project delivery system in which the owner enters into a single agreement with a construction manager to act:
In an advisory capacity during the planning and design phase (pre-construction).
As the contractor or constructor to perform the actual construction.
The construction manager receives a fixed fee for services provided during pre-construction. After completion of the design development phase, the owner and construction manager agree on a price for the construction that usually:
Is based on clearly stated assumptions about the project, including the uncompleted portion of the design.
Is a fixed amount or a cost of the work plus a fee, with a not-to-exceed number or guaranteed maximum price (GMP).
Has a contingency fund to cover clearly defined costs, including those associated with the completed design.
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Construction Manager at Risk (CMR or CMAR)
Construction Agreements -- US - General