Studies in recent years have shown that the majority of published studies cannot be reproduced. Failure to reproduce the researchs lead to a crisis in the reliability of the study results. The importance and benefits of reproducible research results have been well understood in a number academic fields such as psychology and biomedicine and in turn several steps have been taken to ensure the adequate data sharing in order to reproduce the studies. . The thesis presented herein explores the concept of reproducibility in the context of construction management literature in particular construction cost estimation research. A sample of 227 articles published in project management and construction management journals was analyzed. The research findings reveal that only 3.69% of articles can be reproduced and reproducibility is a major issue in construction management literature. The primary reasons those the reproducibility of the studies difficult include missing data, presentation method, inability to read the graphics and tables, incomplete reporting and explanation errors. It appears that the reliability crisis which has widely acknowledge in a number research fields is also major in the construction management literature.