This lecture covers the essential phases of project management in civil engineering, focusing on the SIA 103 standards. It begins with an overview of project objectives and preliminary studies, emphasizing the importance of defining construction goals. The instructor discusses the roles of various stakeholders, including architects and civil engineers, and the significance of collaboration in project execution. Key topics include the tendering process, project execution, and the importance of maintaining timelines and budgets. The lecture also highlights the differences between general and total contracting, explaining how these models impact project management. Additionally, the instructor addresses the importance of understanding construction costs, including materials and labor, and the implications of these costs on project feasibility. The session concludes with a discussion on the significance of adhering to standards and regulations in ensuring project success, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in civil engineering projects.