After successful completion of the course, students are able to:

• to differentiate between the eligibility bases and eligibility requirements for a supplement
• state basic definitions of supplement management
• identify the risk factors of a construction project
• formulate and calculate supplements
• explain judicature on ÖNORM B 2110
• explicate methods for the determination of additional costs in case of disturbed bend sequence

In four theoretical units, the fundamentals relevant for supplement management are dealt with and the contractual and economic effects of changes between actual and target construction are examined. Within the framework of a seminar paper, the students will then apply the acquired knowledge on the basis of practical examples and present the results in the form of supplementary negotiations.

The methods used to achieve the learning outcomes are:

• Lecture with the possibility to pose questions
• Elaboration of a seminar paper
• Self-study

In order to participate in the seminar, attendance at the first lecture unit is required. If registered students do not attend the first lecture session, they will be deregistered from the seminar. Students who are on the waiting list and present will take any places that become available.

Contact person:

Univ.-Ass. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Kapeller

  1. Written exam
  2. Seminar paper incl. final discussion

In order to complete the seminar positively, both performance certificates must be completed positively on their own. Constructive cooperation during the presentation units can have a positive effect on the overall assessment.

This is a course for advanced students. Basic knowledge of cost accounting, contract and procurement law is helpful.