Five Advantages of Switching to Digital Contracts
Contractors can take advantage of modern tools to establish new lines of business to reach customers.
A Friendly Reminder to Subcontractors: Read the Contract!
Subcontractors should read every provision of a contract, even if it seems non-negotiable.
Preparing for Another Wave of Construction Project Demand
As the industry faces labor shortages, supply-chain disruptions and increases in construction demand, a strong team can make a big impact on the bottom line.
Shift Risk of Materials Price Increases With Price Escalation Clauses
Who bears the responsibility for increases in materials costs—the owner, contractor or subcontractors—and what can be done to shift the risk going forward?
The Best Laid Plans: Contingency in a Construction Contract
Having contingency funds set aside to cover the unexpected allow projects to continue more efficiently.
It Can Happen Again: Lessons for Contractors From the Surfside Condo Collapse
There are lessons from the collapse of the Surfside, Florida, condo building for contractors to consider.
Best Practices for Federal Contractors’ Participation in Performance Evaluations
Contractors’ performance under some federal contracts is subject to a Contractor Performance Assessment Report. Here’s how to navigate the CPAR process to ensure successful project outcomes.
Document Everything
Never underestimate the power of the paper trail. Notes and approvals documented in real time can make a difference between ensuring the proper insurance coverage is in place.
