construction
Most long-time construction business owners reach a point when they start thinking about not only their own retirements but also their families’ financial security. Whether you’re at that point or…
Read MoreHistorically, many construction businesses have engaged in federal contracting because the projects tend to be plentiful, with little doubt about the payer’s solvency. However, working with the U.S. government today…
Read MoreAmong the most common challenges of any long-term construction project are fluctuating job costs. However, variations in the cost of materials and labor over time aren’t the only cause for…
Read MoreSuccessful companies of all stripes use key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor their financial health and spot red flags. Well, you know what? Construction businesses can do it, too. And…
Read MoreIf you’re even remotely interested in technology, you’ve likely encountered the term “3D printing.” Sometimes also referred to as “additive manufacturing,” it’s the process of creating three-dimensional objects from digital…
Read MoreMost contractors are no strangers to supply chain problems. Slow deliveries, out-of-stock items, wrong orders — what else could go wrong? Well, fraud, for one. How does it happen? The…
Read MoreConstruction jobsites used to be decidedly unfriendly places for mobile technology. You wouldn’t, after all, want to lose your laptop to a steamroller or drop your smartphone in a cement…
Read MoreSince its enactment in 2021, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) has spurred tens of thousands of projects nationwide. And the IIJA — along with state and local efforts…
Read MoreThey say there are two kinds of contractors these days: one that uses a drone and another with a drone on back order. It’s debatable whether anyone actually says this,…
Read MoreAs you know, every construction project doesn’t require bonding. However, once your company starts working on jobs that do, your ability to obtain performance bonds of the requisite value becomes…
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