Cash Flow Contractors Insurance Safety 
Autodesk Construction Cloud
FEBRUARY 25, 2022
Evaluating a subcontractor’s health before awarding work has become more important than ever for general contractors. Days of Cash on Hand is the number of days that a company can continue to pay its operating expenses, given the amount of cash available and assuming there is no additional revenue. SAFETY RATES & METRICS .
Construction Business Owner
MARCH 1, 2012
INSURANCE |. Construction Safety. Data Security in the Cloud » Collaborating on Cash flow. The topic of cash flow never seems to get old – after all, sustained negative cash flow often results in slashing budgets, personnel, and in the worst cases shutting down of a company. STRATEGY |.
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Construction Business Owner
OCTOBER 26, 2011
INSURANCE |. Construction Safety. While there are numerous reasons to change software applications, there are two that regularly come up in our discussions with prospective clients: cash flow control and project cost control. Back to Cash Flow. construction safety. STRATEGY |. MANAGEMENT |.
Construction Business Owner
AUGUST 18, 2011
INSURANCE |. Construction Safety. Many State and Federal projects require a contractor to be bonded. In a way, a surety bond is like insurance; it is a three-part agreement between the contractor, the organization requiring the bond (e.g. construction safety. STRATEGY |. MANAGEMENT |. ACCOUNTING |.
Construction Business Owner
JUNE 29, 2012
INSURANCE |. Construction Safety. This week, I’m pleased to welcome David DeVita, a safety expert with 20 years of experience, from Carolina Safety Consultants. The contractor doing the work was working for the city at the time. The city was the “general contractor” and owner of this project. STRATEGY |.
Construction Business Owner
APRIL 5, 2012
INSURANCE |. Construction Safety. This, after all, is the foundation of the insurance industry. And risk can be a profit center, since insurance companies obviously make money. So what do construction and insurance companies have in common? Well, consider the business model of the insurance industry.
Construction Business Owner
APRIL 1, 2011
INSURANCE |. Construction Safety. One problem that even the most savvy contractors deal with is profit fade, when a job continues to incur additional costs that are not factored into the estimate. In turn, profit fade can dramtically affect cash flow and hinder the possibility of booking new jobs. STRATEGY |.
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