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Construction in the Metaverse – Is the Future Closer Than We Think?: Overhead in the Big Room

Autodesk Construction Cloud

Naturally, this has the potential to change industries across the board, and construction is no exception. What could this nebulous idea mean for the construction industry? . The Construction Industry Weighs In . Bidding and designing made easy . “It It definitely will have a future for the construction industry.

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Commercial Construction Best-Practices: How to Avoid Scandals

HardHatChat

Be sure to check references of general contractors before entering into a negotiated or competitive bid situation. We never like it when scandal rocks the commercial construction industry. A properly-sized commercial general contractor is going to maintain a certain amount of overhead. That’s a given.

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The Rise of Business Intelligence in Construction

Viewpoint Construction Technology

The construction industry collects mounds of data. As business technologies grow across all industries and younger, more data-informed professionals enter the construction workspace, contractors are diving deeper into their data by deploying business intelligence solutions in construction that fuel real-time analytics.

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How to Get Work In Today’s Construction Market

Constructonomics

I honestly don’t have the patience to read any more economic doom and gloom about this country or worse yet, the construction industry. Well, I’ll tell you how I got the job I have now, which is a publically funded hard bid. When you hard bid a construction project, you have to put money in the bid to mitigate risk.

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Estimating- The New Normal

Chianelli Estimating

Construction is resuming but the effects of COVID-19 has drastically altered the industry’s mode of operations forever. COVID-19 isn’t the same type of work-related hazard the industry is accustomed to. The tendency to adjust their bid estimating will inadvertently produce many business failures. cost overruns.

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Are Your Trade Relationships Strategic or Transactional?

Pro Builder

It’s unlikely the industry will ever be the same after we get through the current labor and material shortages. I believe it’s in everyone’s best interests if installers and materials suppliers are profitable. If they drop their prices enough to win the bid, then use them. Wed, 01/05/2022 - 13:17. Tony Callahan.

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Unit Price Books & Other Things JOC

Building Information Management

Contractor bid one, or multiple co-efficients and then apply the co-efficient to the unit price line items when preparing an estimate for specific JOC project (task order). Contractor overhead and profit and other costs are generally expected to be accounted for within the contractor’s JOC co-efficient.