Business
How Contractors Can Begin Bidding on Bigger Projects
Making the leap and bidding on larger projects might seem intimidating, but once a company has the team, means and equipment to handle these new construction projects, bidding on them is the next logical step.
By Holly Welles
October 2, 2019
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by Holly Welles
Holly Welles is a freelance writer covering the construction industry for Trimble, NCCER and other online publications. You can find more of her work on Twitter or on her personal blog, The Estate Update.
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