Activity in the construction sector has definitely picked up, and currently we do not see an end in sight. However, the pickup has been an increase in work, not an increase in project profits.
How to Determine Whether a Project Is Worth the Risk
When presented with a project opportunity, many contractors quickly respond with enthusiasm before thoroughly considering whether taking on the project makes sense for their business. Fortunately, there is a better way to evaluate projects that balances the optimism of a win with the practical need to make a profit.
Fire Protection Contractors Talk Project Planning, Prefab and Workforce Retention
Construction Executive checked in with two experienced fire protection contractors to gauge what’s new in their area of business.
Construction Technology and Software Rundown: Feb. 16, 2018
Here’s the rundown on the latest in AR, AI and MR along with simulator training and digital technology.
Glossary of Construction Industry Acronyms – Part I: AI Through GMP
Get a better handle on some of the most common acronyms used during project planning and development.
Finding Efficiency in a Complicated Construction Market
In the nation's capitol, MILCON-funded projects have several variables that do not allow government-owners to follow design-build’s tried and true best practices. With enough experience in the market, contractors can predict certain steps to forecast realistic costs and scheduling milestones to meet the funding’s expiration date.
Bonding Design-Build Contracts
There is a growing trend for owners to push erroneous design-build contractual terms and conditions onto design-build contractors that are well beyond what is reasonable and insurable.
Keep Construction Projects on Track in Frigid Conditions
Before the temperature drops, construction companies should look for heating solutions that increase operational efficiencies and improve worker safety.











