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Developing a Job Order Contracting Program

Building Information Management

To bid on a JOC, contractors will do the following: Estimate what types of construction work will be required at the site during the year. Using the UPB unit prices, estimate the facility owner’s cost of construction. Estimate the contractor’s cost of construction. Average response time for estimate and. %.

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Development of the Job Order Contracting (JOC) Process for the 21st Century

Building Information Management

To bid on a JOC, contractors will do the following: Estimate what types of construction work will be required at the site during the year. Using the UPB unit prices, estimate the facility owner’s cost of construction. Estimate the contractor’s cost of construction. Average response time for estimate and. %.

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PSMJ Resources Blog: Architecture Firms Rebound in November

PSMJ Resources

As a result, firm revenue is estimated to have increased just 0.4% Overall, firms are forecasting revenue gains averaging just below 2% for the year. — 170-person firm in the Midwest, commercial/industrial specialization • The monthly ups and downs of the construction environment have made us modify our work model.

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Construction Marketing Secret: Architecture Billings a Leading Indicator of Construction

Construction Marketing

Forecasting a volatile industry like nonresidential construction can be particularly challenging, where a considerable premium is placed on accurately identifying turning points. The AIA Work-on-the-Boards Survey and the Architectural Billings Index. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how billings at U.S. Computing the Index.

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BC’s Blog December 08

Cassell Construction Estimating

Next year’s construction forecasts, released in December haven’t been good; industry experts predict a downturn in every single sector of construction for 2009. We’ve been told by our friends in estimating departments that even uncomfortably low bids are finishing second or third. Now that’s an expensive bearish bet on the economy.)

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