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Australian contractor buys UK consultant

Construction Enquirer

Australia’s largest privately owned civils contractor BMD has acquired UK consultancy TUSP. The deal will fire-up TUSP’s continued growth plans in the transport, energy, defence and construction industries. TUSP Group Managing Director Richard Smith said. “We

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The Importance of Integration: Is Your Tech Stack Setting You Up for Success?

Construction Business Owner

Discover ways to optimize your current software and its integration possibilities. SPEAKERS Dan Lisbony Senior Implementation Consultant HCSS Since joining HCSS in 2007, Dan Lisbony has implemented and consulted over 500 customers, and trained over 10,000 foremen and superintendents across North America.

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Saving Manhattan: Agencies, Consultants, Contractors Join Fight to Keep New York City Above Water

ENR Construction

In densely populated cities surrounded on all sides by water—the borough of Manhattan in New York City as a prime example—the risks from sea level rise and climate change are not just hypotheticals; they are existential threats.

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What are IFC Drawings in Construction Projects?

The Constructor

Issue for construction (IFC) drawing is a 2D drawing issued by the architects or consultants to the construction contractor during the final stage of.

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Billions in deferred maintenance projects coming to US facilities

Construction Dive

A nationwide push to address delayed upkeep on public buildings and infrastructure will create myriad opportunities for contractors, according to a consultant.

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How to win without being the low bidder

Construction Dive

It is possible for contractors to secure projects based on value over price, writes consultant Chad Prinkey.

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How Labor Shortages & Virtual Work Are Changing Purchase-to-Pay Processes

Construction Business Owner

The Associated Builders and Contractors projects the construction industry will need to add an estimated 546,000 workers in addition to the normal pace of hiring in 2023 to meet demands. In 1999, he began a sales career that included both internal and external sales.

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