Technology exists that helps deliver projects faster, cheaper and with fewer resources than ever before, effectively addressing the construction industry’s persistent challenges.
Three Ways to Coordinate Utility Planning With Ground Improvement
Should utilities be installed before or after the ground improvement? It depends on factors such as the pipe elevations and locations. Here are a few tips to help contractors properly schedule utility installation.
New Research Confirms Efficiency of Design-Build Delivery
Two decades after seminal CII/Penn State research illustrated the efficiency of design-build projects, the Design-Build Institute of America released a new report that shows the delivery method continues to offer greater reliability.
Preconstruction’s Hierarchy of Needs to Support Estimators
Companies can reliably lean on a pyramid, or hierarchy, to help them focus on what investments and resources are needed.
Ten Ways Construction Executives Can Drive Technology
Despite explosive growth during the last five years, less than half of construction companies use technology. Now's the time to make an investment in technology to stay competitive in the industry.
Solutions to Common Red Flags in Construction Cost Estimating
The essence of estimating is counting things, applying prices to those things and putting “a number in the box,” which is more difficult than it sounds. Here are a few common problems in cost estimating and best practices to avoid them.
Improve Project Delivery With Blockchain Technology
Blockchain has a place in the construction industry. Builders that can adapt the protocol (or at least learn more about it) will be more prepared when the technology goes from being the exception to the rule.
How Two Companies Can Elevate a Project Using Collaboration
Hiring two firms with specific expertise on various elements can create a financial advantage for project owners while creating more opportunities for each company and an incredible outcome for the community.












