Will It JOC? Job Order Contracting for Projects Big or Small
It’s a common myth that Job Order Contracting (JOC) is best suited for small maintenance projects, quick repairs or routine
It’s a common myth that Job Order Contracting (JOC) is best suited for small maintenance projects, quick repairs or routine
For decades, higher education operated with a familiar formula: Grow enrollment, expand programs and build more space. That model shaped
Gordian Job Order Contracts require organizations to submit multiple Adjustment Factors for use in a variety of construction scenarios. Find out what those scenarios are and why Gordian requires them.
There’s a moment in every facility leader’s career when the math simply stops being helpful. You’ve seen it. Aging infrastructure
Job Order Contracting (JOC) is a streamlined construction procurement method that allows for efficient, flexible and cost-effective project management.
Cooperative construction procurement is a fast-growing project delivery method used across North America. Find out why it is becoming the model of reliability and compliance for construction procurement.
Job Order Contracting (JOC) is a construction project delivery method that streamlines project procurement, making it especially useful for organizations with ongoing needs for such work. Curious about JOC? Here are five reasons to use it for your next project.
Successful capital plans are built on reliable data. One dataset that’s crucial to the exercise is the Facility Condition Assessment
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.
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.