Job Order Contracting Basics: Benefits of JOC for Construction Procurement Teams
Learn about the benefits of Job Order Contracting for construction procurement teams.
Blog: Procurement
Unlocking Efficiency and Confidence in Public Sector Construction: A Comprehensive Approach
In the ever-evolving landscape of public sector construction, a myriad of challenges confront leaders tasked with overseeing critical infrastructure projects.
A New Pathway for Construction Contracting with the Canadian Public Sector
Thought leadership blog post to discuss how JOC can help overcome current industry challenges.
Gordian’s 2023 Job Order Contracting Year in Review
Gain insights into the successful implementation of Gordian’s Job Order Contracting solutions in 2023 and learn how it helped organizations optimize project efficiency and budget control.
Comparing Construction Procurement Methods: JOC and VOR
Explore everything you need to know about Job Order Contracting (JOC) and Vendor of Record (VOR) to decide which method is right for your organization.
Comparing Project Delivery Methods: Design-Bid-Build
To successfully execute any construction project, owners must select a project delivery method that best suits their needs. Here’s everything you need to know about the Design-Bid-Build method and why it could be right for your next project.
4 Challenges to Construction After Disaster and How To Prep for Them
Any disaster prep plan should include the tools to respond to emergencies and get your services and infrastructure back online quickly. A weather emergency presents a stressful situation, and unfortunately, there are numerous challenges to recovery.
Overcome Your Contracting Staffing Shortfalls With IDIQ Project Delivery
The construction labor shortage is making it more difficult for federal contracting offices to work through their project backlog. This blog post explores how IDIQ project delivery offers the efficiency these critical organizations are looking for.
Comparing Project Delivery Methods: Construction Manager at Risk
To successfully execute any construction project, owners must select a project delivery method that best suits their needs. Here’s everything you need to know about the Construction Manager at Risk method and why it could be right for your projects.
Examining ASCE’s Report Card for U.S. Infrastructure
Every four years, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) grades U.S. infrastructure. At the midpoint between the last report card and the next one, we look at what the ASCE found, what’s changed and what can still be done.