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Contractors as Bankers: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

by Nitin Gulati | Aug 8, 2020
Accounting | Business | Finance | Project Management

Big-budget construction projects require general contractors that are capable of handling large-scale work with not only an effective project management team, but also a strong financial foundation.

Profitability in Construction: It’s All in the Bidding

by John Waters | Aug 7, 2020
Business | Finance | Productivity

When starting a construction project, contractors review many factors to meet the desired profitability. But to make sure the numbers add up at the end of the day, it all begins with proper bidding.

Accounting and Financial Statement Considerations in the Era of COVID-19

by Martin C. McCarthy | Aug 7, 2020
Accounting | Business | Finance

While the COVID-19 situation remains fluid, contractors need to be aware of how it could impact their accounting methods and financial statements.

Innovative Finance Programs Help Transportation Fleets Save Money and Prepare for Future Growth

by John Flynn | Aug 5, 2020
Business | Equipment | Finance | Vehicles

The transportation industry has continued to look for ways to absorb the drastic logistical challenges and sharp economic decline resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Construction Technology and Software Rundown: Aug. 7, 2020

by Marla McIntyre | Aug 5, 2020
Finance | Productivity | Technology

Here's a rundown of the latest in construction technology and software.

Prequalifying Owners: “Funding Is Covered” Is Not Enough

by Jameson Watts, Joshua Levy | Jul 29, 2020
Business | Finance | Project Delivery

Every general contractor knew it was important before COVID-19 to prequalify its subcontractors. The pandemic is a reminder of the importance of prequalifying owners as well.

Getting Back to Work: Construction After the Shutdown

by RubinBrown LLP | Jul 24, 2020
Careers | Finance | Workforce

Many contractors are thinking about getting back to work and leaving their work-from-home experience. What is the most efficient and profitable way to do that while keeping employees, customers and subcontractors safe? Here are a few tips to make that happen.

Maximizing the Amount Firms Can Bill: The Influence of FAR in Setting Project Pricing

For private sector projects, firms are awarded contracts based on project scope, proposed pricing and firm qualifications. In the public sector, however, firms are awarded contracts based almost exclusively on their qualifications. Here's how to win the bid.

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Contractors as Bankers: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Profitability in Construction: It’s All in the Bidding

Accounting and Financial Statement Considerations in the Era of COVID-19

Innovative Finance Programs Help Transportation Fleets Save Money and Prepare for Future Growth

Construction Technology and Software Rundown: Aug. 7, 2020

Prequalifying Owners: “Funding Is Covered” Is Not Enough

Getting Back to Work: Construction After the Shutdown

Maximizing the Amount Firms Can Bill: The Influence of FAR in Setting Project Pricing

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