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Profit Starts With Knowing Your Numbers

Construction Business Owner

You can’t bid projects right unless you know your job costs, production rates, actual overhead and profit goal. You can’t stay on budget unless you know, update and track your job costs on a regular basis during the performance of building a project.

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How to Set Financial Targets to Achieve Business Goals

Construction Business Owner

You can’t bid projects right unless you know your job costs, production rates, actual overhead and profit goal. You can’t stay on budget unless you know, update and track your job costs on a regular basis during the performance of building a project.

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8 essential steps for effective project cost estimation and budgeting

Fieldwire

Estimating project costs correctly and managing the budget accordingly are just as vital. All subcontractors make project cost estimation and budgeting errors. Follow these eight essential steps to estimate project costs and budget funds effectively to prevent grave miscalculations. Quality must take priority over price.

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Consistent Delivery of On-time, On-Budget, Quality Renovation, Repair, and Construction

Job Order Contracting

Consistent Delivery of On-time, On-Budget, Quality Renovation, Repair, and Construction is available to any competent real property owner that demonstrates leadership. LEAN Collaborative Construction is the delivery tools for owners, builders, and other stakeholders that wish to consistently deliver quality projects on-time and on-budget.

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How to Keep Your Profit Wheel Spinning

Construction Business Owner

This recurring problem appears when final construction job cost comes in higher than the bid or contract project budget. I often hear company owners say that they bid using a 15-percent markup for overhead and 10 percent for profit. As a business coach, I see numerous contractor income statements every year.

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Keep the Profit Wheel Spinning

Construction Business Owner

This recurring problem appears when final construction job cost comes in higher than the bid or contract project budget. I often hear company owners say that they bid using a 15-percent markup for overhead and 10 percent for profit. As a business coach, I see numerous contractor income statements every year.

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Understand the No Damage for Delay Clause, Part 1

Construction Business Owner

The potential for delay in completion poses a substantial risk to every project budget and schedule. Contractors are faced with increased office overhead and extended general conditions costs, wage and material escalation and potential inefficiencies.

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