Gordian is the leading provider of Building Intelligence™ Solutions, delivering unrivaled insights, robust technology and expert services to fuel customers’ success through all phases of the building lifecycle. Gordian created Job Order Contracting (JOC) and the industry-standard RSMeans Data. We empower organizations to optimize capital investments, improve project performance and minimize long-term operating expenses.
The Batten School & VIMS partnered with Gordian to conduct a comprehensive Facilities Condition Assessment, complete with investment modeling and clearly defined backlog and maintenance needs.
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Atlanta’s Carnegie Library suffered catastrophic structural failure and flooding from Tropical Storm Debby in 2024, rendering it unusable. The following year, the library leveraged a Gordian Cooperative Job Order Contracting to rebuild and restore the historic landmark.
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Job Order Contracting (JOC) is a streamlined construction procurement method that allows for efficient, flexible and cost-effective project management.
In many organizations, capital planning, construction procurement and facilities maintenance teams operate in silos, impeding success. Get helpful advice for bridging the gap between these crucial functions in this eBook.
For nearly three years, Kinetic GPO has offered a route to procuring construction services using Gordian’s Job Order Contracting program. Job Order Contracting is an approach similar to cooperative purchasing in that contractors compete
In the Q2 Construction Cost Insights Report, industry leaders examine which material costs are accelerating and which are holding firm, plus the impact of energy costs and data center construction on the supply chain and the labor market.
For state and local facilities leaders, efficiency is no longer optional – or incremental. Agencies are being asked to protect
