Predictive Data for Construction Costs – Facility Management Journal
Traditional forecasting methods were never designed to provide robust forecasts at a micro market level. Predictive data breaks from tradition with an alternative approach.
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3 Reasons to Stay Current on Construction Cost Data
When it comes to the planning and estimating stage of a construction project, accurate data is essential to avoiding cost overruns and keeping projects running.
​Q and A from Create & Maintain High-Performing Education Facilities
Learn about funding challenges facing schools today, and how best to plan, design, prioritize and manage building repair and updates to maintain facilities.
What You Need to Know About Drones
The use of drones in the construction industry has become increasingly popular in recent months due to all of the easily accessible benefits that they provide.
Contractor Notes for Building a Defendable Price Proposal
Here are five tips for building a defendable Price Proposal; one that stands up to audits, eliminates confusion and lays out the project to expedite those next steps.
Keys to a Successful JOC Program
Job Order Contracting (JOC) was created to provide a more efficient procurement process for repair and alteration projects. Here are the keys to a successful JOC program.
4 Measurable Construction Procurement Metrics
Key construction procurement metrics and indicators that teams should account for as they navigate their construction projects and set priorities.
Which Project Delivery Methods Do You Use?
When choosing a construction project delivery method, the owner should consider the important factors of cost, time and project complexity.
JOC: More Control Than a Time & Materials Contract
Here are three ways in which construction project owners retain more control by using Job Order Contracting than a Time & Materials Contract.
Ensuring the Successful Execution of Federally-Funded Construction Projects by Local Governments
Federally-funded construction projects can be a mystery for leaders in state and local government and public education. Questions abound regarding
