What could happen when you use the wrong bid bond form for a federal contract? The bid could be rejected. Ouch! Deemed Non-responsive Recently, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) published a decision concerning the use… Read Moreabout Bid Bonds: A Cautionary Tale
The outlook for major spending on infrastructure is strong—regardless of election results. For contractors, now is the time to prepare for growth. Optimism from Market Analysts One strong indicator for growth is that the… Read Moreabout Experts Predict Growth: Prepare to Build-and Bid
New research demonstrates the success of building information modeling (BIM). It is especially effective when everyone on the project team is committed to it—and partnering effectively. The Impact of Embracing BIM Many contractors are… Read Moreabout BIM Results Highlight The Importance of Partnering
Amidst continued optimism in the industry, contract managers face delays, expenses and uncertainties as they manage performance in the COVID-19 world. Funding for Infrastructure Projects Extended The passage of a federal government stopgap measure has… Read Moreabout Construction: Succeeding Despite Timing and Compliance Issues
The latest US Commercial Construction Index shows signs of optimism. How prepared is your company for growth? Secure partners to help you respond quickly to new projects The US Chamber of Commerce Report Two of… Read Moreabout Construction Rebound? Ready, Set, Grow!
Even in routine times, the “stop-go” of construction projects is painful—especially for small business contractors. Just winning a bid is generally time-consuming—then, a host of other dynamics, from supply chain lags to delays in public… Read Moreabout Construction Matters: Fast or Slow?
Refill, please! Governor Jared Polis of Colorado announced he is reducing call hours from 2 a.m. to 10 p.m. for the next 30 days. However, this rule does not restrict restaurants and bars from operating past 10… Read Moreabout Colorado Governor Sets Alcohol Restrictions
Great news for contractors! Per an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America, or AGC, employment within the construction province has bloomed from May to June in 31 states and the District of Columbia. “The… Read Moreabout June Construction Employment Skyrockets
