Though “hurry up and wait” has long been part of the mix in construction, the pandemic continues to put a whole new spin on what to work on, and when. Ambiguity and Optimism Too While… Read Moreabout The Contractor’s Challenge: Stop—and Go!
Inspired by big thinking and collaborative funding agreements, construction is underway on a $945 million commuter train line in Indiana. Making New Connections Toward construction of an 8-mile commuter train line—the West Lake Corridor Project—a… Read Moreabout Sign of Growth: $945 Million New Train Line Underway In Indiana
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?
The coronavirus pandemic has created serious disruptions across all industries. Construction contractors and skilled tradesmen and women are doing all they can to keep their businesses afloat during difficult economic circumstances. Below are important strategies… Read Moreabout A Contractor’s Guide to Overcome Unforeseen COVID-19 Struggles
On May 27, 2020, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, refreshed its guidance for employers within the construction province. Though not legally binding, contractors are strongly encouraged to follow these recommendations when modifying… Read Moreabout OSHA Updates COVID-19 Guidance for Construction Industry
Bid bonds are used primarily in the construction industry to assure the contractor can fulfill the job responsibilities listed in the agreement for the agreed price for the project owner. It protects the project owner… Read Moreabout Here’s Why You Need a Bid Bond
