The thing with out of town contracts is the added travel costs of the supervisory personnel checking on the work progress… Unlike the construction workers and the foremen, engineers and quality checkers normally do not prefer to stay on site the whole time.
The supervisory travel costs is not really that significant and it can even be further minimized if the the contractor will assign a project supervisor who can do all three necessary functions – supervisory, quality checking, and the foreman function – and best if he can stay on site even at least during the weekdays…
Despite the unforeseen fears of a long distance project, a well-managed contract can still succeed…
Like this one in Alcantara, managed and supervised by an all-around engineer, Engr. Josifer Bejer, who actually does construction works even at his level… This guy is a real engineering rockstar…














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