Hidden Profit Centers in Cost-Plus GMP, Delay Claims, and the Owner's Seat: Ryan Heeth
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Liens, delay claims, and the quiet margin levers most contractors leave on the table. In this episode of Finance at the Jobsite, Rishi Srivastava sits down with Ryan Heeth — a construction attorney whose career runs from purchasing agent at Gilbane, to in-house counsel for major New York City builders, to his current seat as Director of Development & Construction at Pratt & Co Capital in the Cayman Islands.
Ryan explains why a clean contract is just a risk-allocation document the moment construction starts, and what it actually takes to build a million-dollar extra-cost claim without crossing into a willfully exaggerated lien. He breaks down why liens and claims are two different animals, why you bring in an independent scheduling consultant before accounting prices a delay, and the precise moment an operational problem quietly becomes a legal one.
Then he opens up the playbook CFOs and controllers rarely hear out loud: how cost-plus GMP general conditions become hidden profit centers — agreed labor rates, insurance markups, contingency control, shared savings, and change-order markups. He also flips to the owner's seat, watching schedules of values for front-loading on a $100M build, weighing design-build against cost-plus, financing through private credit instead of US-style construction banks, and turning CCIPs into a profit center.
Plus the change-order trap that can waive your delay-claim rights before you even know they exist.
Chapters: contracts and job-site reality · liens vs. claims · delay claims and critical path · where law meets finance · hidden profit centers in cost-plus GMP · switching to the owner's seat · building in the Cayman Islands · financing, insurance, and career lessons.
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