Markets
How Contractors Can Combat Supply Chain Disruptions Post-Pandemic
Here’s a deeper look into recent trends in the industry and ways contractors can work to alleviate negative effects from supply chain obstacles, price increases and project backlogs.
By Lisa Palladino
October 19, 2021
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by Lisa Palladino
Lisa Palladino is a CPA and partner at The Bonadio Group. Lisa provides professional services to a wide range of organizations including construction, retail, manufacturing and service companies.
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