Currently, you see the fields original contract, current contract, and estimated contract at completion. The first two are being used correctly, but the third is misleading. Estimated contract at completion should follow the simple math of; original contract+approved change order+pending change orders. Or, simply current contract+pending change orders. Right now, one would have to run the PM Contract Status Drilldown. Mind you, my suggestion applies to estimated cost at completion as well.
Overall, it would be nice to see less reports and more consolidation. While the vastness of Viewpoint seems impressive, it's application and feasibility isn't practical or user friendly.
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| Company | Civil Constructors, LLC |
| Job Title / Role | Project Controls Engineer |
| I need it... | 1 month |
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