For construction companies that do prevailing wage work, tracking time is difficult and critical. By using key strategies, construction companies can identify and overcome their most troublesome time-tracking challenges.
Five Keys to the Success of High-Growth Firms
A recent report provides insight into how high-growth firms with compound annual growth rates of 20% or greater managed to succeed in a period marked by uncertainty, an economic slow-down, and political and social turmoil.
Shorten the Time to Foreclose a Lien
While the timeframes for filing, enforcing and discharging construction liens vary by state, some statutes allow for the outright cancellation of a lien. An electrical subcontractor recently found this out the hard way.
Ready to Mobilize in 2021: 10 Things Every Contractor Should Consider
Everyone has their own descriptions of the type of year 2020 was. Words like “challenging,” “uncertain,” “reinvention,” “THE election” come to mind, but perhaps the catchall description is “unprecedented.” It is not often that the [...]
The Construction Submittal Process: The Gold Standard Review
The submittal review process applies administrative checks and balances to all aspects of a construction project. Construction managers and general contractors should approach this process as an additional opportunity to add value to their clients’ projects.
How Small and Mid-Sized Construction Companies Can Overcome Increased Taxes and Restrictions
Among current business and industry issues, two stand out in the minds of small and mid-sized construction companies: tax increases and banking restrictions. After years of lower taxes, it almost seems inevitable they will rise, [...]
The End of LIBOR: Managing the Risks of an Interest Rate Transition
If the interest rate for your business financing or contracts is based on LIBOR (the London Interbank Offered Rate), then you should be aware of an upcoming interest rate change, which will affect those agreements.
Loan Options for Construction Stakeholders Once PPP Funding Runs Out
PPP funding is only a temporary solution for small businesses. A number of other SBA programs are available to assist owners in the construction industry and their clients.











