As the economy has picked up, so has construction in New York City. In fact, development on many new construction projects in and around...

If you manage your construction projects with traditional methods like Excel and email, you likely experience frequent bottlenecks, miscommunication, overdue documentation, and cost overruns....

Several years ago, we were the general contractor on a 70,000-square-foot concrete tilt-up office and manufacturing building for a major company. The project superintendent,...

By Josh White Of the 18.2 million veterans currently residing in the U.S., around 621,000 receive disability insurance or pension payments. Sadly, veterans with disabilities...

By Preston Ingalls I truly believe our lives are the result of our decision making. We are either recipients of good outcomes for proper decisions or...

During the early stages of the pandemic, there were a few world leaders who were criticized for suggesting that “we would have to live...

By Randy Goruk As we firmly enter the second half of 2020, we can expect the time between now and January 2021 to fly by....

With the ongoing labor shortage and growing demand for construction, talent and workforce management are among the top priorities for contractors. But these things...

By Mike Merrill The US economy is always moving, it is the nature of the system to regularly cycle between growth and correction. We have...

By Josh Stover The American Institute for Architects (AIA) is the self-proclaimed “voice of the architectural profession” and the preeminent source of form contracts used...