Concrete Is Complex: What Contractors Need to Know When Building Animal Care Facilities
Animal care facilities differ significantly from many commercial projects. The floor's purpose extends well beyond supporting loads.
Key Person Provisions in Construction Contracts: Because People, Not Companies, Build Projects
A key person provision is a widely underused tool in the world of construction contracts.
Building for What’s Next: How Flexible Design Is Reshaping Small-Bay Construction
Neighborhood flex-bay buildings can incorporate a functional level of office or showroom space, conditioned warehouse areas and core building systems from the outset.
Smart Radios for Every Construction Worker on a Jobsite Advances Communication Practices and Productivity
Contractors who move to a universal communication device strategy have described the impact the same way: they finally see a version of their projects they never had access to before.
What Testing Delays Actually Cost a Project and How to Avoid Them
Just because you may be done with school doesn't mean test results don't matter, and they may make or break a project timeline.
One in Six Members Perform Data Center Work; Backlog Rebounds in August
ABC's Construction Backlog Indicator rebounds to 8.5 months in August.
Why Revenue Recognition Discipline Drives Cash Flow, Credibility and Growth in Construction
In construction, revenue recognition is more than an accounting requirement. It shapes how leadership evaluates job performance, manages cash flow and makes strategic decisions about growth.
Can Behavioral Science Help Owners Deliver Better Projects?
The point of URI’s recently published "What Great Owners Do" paper was never to put everybody to sleep with stuff they already know.
