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Job Order Contracting – Lean Construction History

Job Order Contracting

Traditional design-bid-build (DBB) construction delivery was too inefficient for the large numbers of renovation, repair, and sustainment/maintenance projects. Share Rewards and Risk. is intended to include contractor overhead, profit and any items that reflect the contractor and/or site and/or requirements.

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Job Order Contracting – JOC – Best Management Practices

Building Information Management

There are multiple case studies, white papers, and research documents. Bare costs do not include contractor’s overhead(s) and profit. Estimating JOC projects and/or bidding JOC contracts requires many of the same considerations as a non-JOC situation” Average size projects. Annual volume. Competition. Type of work.

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Contractors Are Renting Rather Than Buying More Equipment.

ENR Construction

White Papers. The increased competition has narrowed already slim bidding margins, forcing contractors to eke out a financial edge wherever possible. Equipment rentals allow contractors to shift downtime risk while trimming expenses, including licensing, insurance, taxes and debt, among others. "We Book Reviews.

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How to Select a JOC Unit Price Book

Building Information Management

How to Select a JOC Unit Price Book– WHITE PAPER. Contractors – Detailed, unit price, line item estimates are used to bid jobs and also done by general contractors and construction managers to validate bids from sub-contractors. Presentation of line items as bare costs or inclusive of overhead and profit.

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How to Select a JOC Unit Price Book

Building Information Management

How to Select a JOC Unit Price Book– WHITE PAPER. Contractors – Detailed, unit price, line item estimates are used to bid jobs and also done by general contractors and construction managers to validate bids from sub-contractors. Presentation of line items as bare costs or inclusive of overhead and profit.

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Best Practices for Multiple Award IDIQ – Task and Delivery Order Contracting

Building Information Management

Award determinations are made by selecting the mix of line items to be used for a project and multiplying the mix of line items by the coefficient bid by the offeror. The contractor’s coefficient is based on cost elements such as overhead, profit, minimum design costs, G&A expenses, bond premiums, and gross receipt taxes.