The value of Job Order Contracting is, in a word, efficiency. JOC streamlines project delivery, saving time, while maintaining high standards of quality. Take a look at the advantages of JOC via cooperative contracts.
Facilities planning is a strategic process that ensures an organization’s physical spaces and resources effectively support its short and long-term goals. For years, organizations have engaged in facilities planning with an eye on return on investment. It’s they prioritize a new ROI: Risk of Inaction.
A construction backlog is the total value of work a construction company has under contract but hasn’t completed yet. It helps forecast revenue, manage resources and track project pipelines.
Facilities management integrates space, spending and staff to ensure buildings and other assets are functional and reliable. Measuring facilities management practices involves looking at any number of Key Performance Indicators.
Facilities Condition Assessments (FCAs) have emerged as one of the most effective, strategic tools federal agencies can deploy to gain clarity, optimize limited resources and ensure mission continuity.
Construction with fixed budgets refers to a project where a predetermined financial limit is set before work begins, such as work funded by a grant.
Successful facilities capital planning enable organizations to optimize their physical assets for long-term success while maximizing resources.
Successful facilities capital planning enable organizations to optimize their physical assets for long-term success while maximizing resources.
There are many myths about accessing construction contracts (including Cooperative JOC) via purchasing cooperatives and GPOs. But these contracts can actually improve construction procurement and save money.
Newly updated, the Job Order Contracting 101 video playlist covers everything you need to know about Gordian’s Procurement Solutions. From understanding basics to accessing a program and beyond, these videos explain how JOC helps leaders deliver for their communities.
