Everything You Need to Know About Job Order Contracting (JOC) in 2026
Job Order Contracting (JOC) is a streamlined construction procurement method that allows for efficient, flexible and cost-effective project management.
Blog: Trends And Insights
A Day in the Life of a Facilities Manager: The Tools You Need to Succeed
Although every day in health facility management is extremely challenging, no two days that are the same. In my 43 years of managing facilities teams, and assuring each facility was up to the standards required to ensure safe and
What the Data Says: Concrete Cost Updates
Stay informed about concrete costs in North America with cost updates from Gordian’s RSMeans Data and analysis from our experts.
What the Data Says: Copper Price Updates
Stay informed about copper prices in North America with cost updates from Gordian’s RSMeans Data and analysis from our data experts.
What the Data Says: Insulation Cost Updates
Stay informed about insulation costs in North America with updates from Gordian’s RSMeans Data and analysis from our experts.
What the Data Says: Steel Price Updates
Stay informed about steel prices in North America with cost updates from Gordian’s RSMeans Data and analysis from our experts.
What the Data Says: Lumber Price Updates
Stay informed about lumber prices in North America with cost updates from Gordian’s RSMeans Data and analysis from our experts.
Top 5 Reasons to Use Job Order Contracting (JOC) in 2026
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.
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.
Timely Execution: Addressing Critical, Non-Emergency Construction Needs in Schools
What challenges do districts face when they need major renovations or repairs done immediately, but they aren’t enough to constitute an