1933Transactions of the American Society of Civil EngineersRequires access

Highway Construction Management

Tony Allen

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The aim of construction management is to conduct operations properly in the least expensive way, whether the task be to construct a bridge, lay a pavement, or move cubic yards of earth. In its broadest sense such management should begin with the consideration of the economic necessity and priority of procedure.

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The aim of construction management is to conduct operations properly in the least expensive way, whether the task be to construct a bridge, lay a pavement, or move cubic yards of earth. In its broadest sense such management should begin with the consideration of the economic necessity and priority of procedure.

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The aim of construction management is to conduct operations properly in the least expensive way, whether the task be to construct a bridge, lay a pavement, or move cubic yards of earth. In its broadest sense such management should begin with the consideration of the economic necessity and priority of procedure.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Construct (python library), Yard, Task (project management), Construction engineering, Construction management, Civil engineering, Transport engineering

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