End the Fiscal Year Strong with Gordian’s Building Intelligence™ Solutions
As the fiscal year comes to an end, here’s how Gordian’s solutions can help you maximize your remaining budget to successfully plan, procure and optimize your facilities.
As the fiscal year comes to an end, here’s how Gordian’s solutions can help you maximize your remaining budget to successfully plan, procure and optimize your facilities.
When it comes to achieving a healthcare institution’s mission, facilities goals should be given higher priority. Here’s how effective, data-driven facilities planning can help you make the best use of your organization’s resources.
Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked construction cost questions.
From “What is Job Order Contracting?” to “How much does a Gordian JOC program cost?” Here are questions we hear often about Job Order Contracting in general and Gordian Job Order Contracting programs.
When you’re ready for a more precise idea of your project’s cost, it might be time to prepare a systems and assemblies estimate. Find out how in this blog post.
Organizations take different approaches to defining and measuring facilities performance based on their goals. This blog post explores five definitions of facilities performance and how leaders can track their progress.
More and more federal agencies are partnering with small, local contractors through IDIQ contracts like Job Order Contracting to complete their construction and facilities work. Read how agencies’ use of JOC promotes small business growth.
Let’s take a look at RSMeans Data Online for 2022 and see what construction estimating trends we can find.
Summer is the busy season for school and university facilities teams, but they need to get to work now if they want to maximize their limited project window. This checklist gives an overview of what building staffs can do in the winter months to have a successful summer.
To successfully execute any construction project, owners must select a project delivery method that best suits their needs. Here’s how the Design-Build method compares to other common methods and why it could be right for your projects.