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.
Public procurement offices are working to develop and achieve Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) goals. But the pursuit of equity is about more than changing a few business practices: It requires a shift to a DE&I culture. Read this blog post for advice about making that shift happen.
There is never enough time, never enough money or never the right people to complete your repairs, renovations and simple construction projects. Gordian’s Job Order Contracting solutions can help your organization unlock new efficiencies to maximize your resources. Learn more here.
eBook Building Excellence – Completing a Variety of Projects with Job Order Contracting Blog Study Finds JOC Programs Save Time,
Government agencies are reconsidering their contracting processes to create more social good. This report, published in partnership with GovLoop, examines the challenges of social responsibility and ways to overcome them within the context of contracting for government construction projects.
In partnership with Facility Executive, read how the pandemic has impacted the funding and completion of construction projects.
An important step in the Job Order Contracting (JOC) process is the Price Proposal review, where project owners agree to the work a contractor will do. In this post, Gordian Account Managers reveal four tips for reviewing a JOC Price Proposal successfully.
As governments feel pressure to build equitable communities, meeting and exceeding Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) goals are becoming an area of focus for public procurement officials. Read this blog post for tips for meeting DE&I goals via construction contracting.
Transparency is not merely accounting for each dollar spent. It’s the ability to prove that each dollar was spent in the manner it was intended to be spent, according to the agreed project scope. Here are five ways to improve transparency in public construction procurement.
The landscape of the construction industry is rapidly changing, making designing and budgeting more challenging that ever. Watch this webinar to hear Gordian experts share their insights on changes in the market to help you make more profitable decisions.
Download this free eBook for an examination of transparency in construction procurement procedures in government, a discussion of increased regulations and the role of delivery methods in maintaining public trust in government.
