Business

General Liability, Fleet Management and Workers Compensation: Major Construction Risks to Watch This Year

by Gary Clevenger | Jan 18, 2022
Business | Business Risk | Equipment | Finance | Fleet Management | Fuel Tracking | Insurance | Risk | Risk Management | Workforce

General liability, auto and workers' compensation claims will continue to challenge companies due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Uncertainty Leads to Resiliency for Construction Manufacturers

by Paul Wellener | Jan 18, 2022
Economy | Manufacturing | Markets

The post-pandemic outlook for 2022 is largely positive, with 4.1% GDP growth expected.

Create a Plan for a Successful Leadership Transition

by Martin C. McCarthy | Jan 13, 2022
Business | Careers | Human Resources | Leadership

Although most companies have a formal business plan, few have a transition plan—which is equally important.

Overcome Top Construction Risk Challenges in 2022

by Craig Tappel, Kirk Chamberlain | Jan 13, 2022
Business | Business Development | Careers | Economy | Risk | Workforce

Managing the downsides of these three factors will help contractors overcome the year’s top business barriers.

Leverage Historical Data to Improve the Construction Bidding Process

by Marko Tomic | Jan 13, 2022
Business Development | Project Management | Technology

Contractors that use data can experience advantages over their competition by gaining bidding insights.

ABC’s Construction Backlog Slips in December; Contractor Confidence Continues to Improve

by ABC | Jan 13, 2022
Economy | Markets | Total Human Health

Associated Builders and Contractors has reported that its Construction Backlog Indicator fell to 8.2 months in December.

Nonresidential Construction Spending Flat in November

by ABC | Jan 5, 2022
Economy | Markets

National nonresidential construction spending was virtually unchanged in November on a monthly basis.

Contract Disruptions: Navigating Supply Constraints and Labor Shortages

by Greg Ross, Tim Lynch | Jan 4, 2022
Contracts | Legal and Regulatory | Project Delivery

In the future, builders and owners want to be prepared for the unexpected—and should plan for contingencies that all projects will encounter.