5 Job Order Contracting Myths and Facts
Uncover the truth behind common Job Order Contracting myths and learn how JOC has been proven to reduce time and lower costs in the construction procurement process.
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PDC Summit 2026 Recap: Turning Insight Into Action in Healthcare Facilities
A recap of PDC Summit 2026 highlighting key takeaways on healthcare facilities, deferred maintenance, alignment and predictable project delivery — plus Gordian’s perspective.
The Truth About AI in Construction: Busting the 4 Biggest Myths
When it comes to using AI in construction, myths abound. We examine and debunk a few of the most popular and persistent myths in this blog post.
The JOC Advantage: Consistent Pricing for Every Change Order
Job Order Contracting (JOC) ensures consistent, predictable pricing for change orders because all additional work is priced using the same preset Unit Price Book (UPB) used for the original project scope.
AI Security for Construction
There’s no question that artificial intelligence helps construction professionals do their jobs more efficiently and effectively. These innovations simplify the
AI for Construction: Possibilities and Considerations
With the potential to redefine how people around the globe live and work, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the most significant
What Is Deferred Maintenance and How Does It Impact Communities?
Explore deferred maintenance backlog and how it can impact your organization.
The Pressing Reality: Must-Know Strategies for Managing Healthcare Facilities in 2026
Managing healthcare facilities: It’s time for facility managers to move to a new model for health facility management, where facilities data is important for more than just regulatory compliance.
How Do I Set Up a Job Order Contracting (JOC) Program?
This step-by-step guide covers the process for setting up a JOC program from needs assessment through contract award.
How to Add Non-Prepriced Items to a JOC Project
While JOC Unit Price Books (UPB) are comprehensive, there are those rare occasions when a necessary task does not appear in the applicable UPB, and the project cannot move forward without a non-pre-priced item.