Determining Owner’s Rights When the General Contractor Is in Bankruptcy
Can an owner rely on the provision that filing for bankruptcy constitutes a default under the contract?
Nonresidential Construction Spending Declines in December
National nonresidential construction spending fell 0.7% in December 2021.
Avoid the Perils of the Low-Bid Gambit
When clients rely too heavily on the best price, they’re taking a risk. It's known as the peril of the low-bid gambit.
Building Bonding Capacity From an Underwriter’s Perspective
The bonding industry has its own version of “The 3 Cs.” These common questions can help contractors grow their bonding programs.
News Briefs: January-February 2022
The vaccine mandate, infrastructure bill, ransomware and more.
A Breath of Fresh Air
With a new year comes a new chair, a new technology column, new approaches to the talent shortage—and new challenges for our great industry.
Increase Efficiency to Offset Costs and Survive the Materials Shortage
Viable solutions for businesses to gain the visibility they need to cut down on wasted hours and lost profits.
Uncertainty Leads to Resiliency for Construction Manufacturers
The post-pandemic outlook for 2022 is largely positive, with 4.1% GDP growth expected.
