Project Uptime
5 Construction Podcasts Worth a Listen
Do you have time to kill on your commute to work? Or do yearn for something engaging to listen to at the gym? A podcast that helps you stay on top of issues in the construction...
BREEAM: The Green Building Standard You Might Not Know
Race Car Driver Sheldon Creed Reveals Lessons He Learned Working Construction
What do flagging for construction sites and driving race cars have in common? More than you might think. Since childhood, Sheldon Creed has known two worlds: construction and...
Construction Trends: A Midyear Review
More than halfway through 2018, we’ve seen and written about a handful of construction industry trends that could have significant impact in the remainder of the year and beyond...
Design-Build Contracts Predicted to Soar
In construction, design-bid-build (D/B/B) used to be the name of the game. Slowly but surely, however, other, more collaborative, project delivery methods are taking its place. And...
Tips for Drafting an Effective Subcontractor Agreement
Many or most general contractors use subcontractors to get trade work — plumbing, electrical, roofing, etc. – done. To protect themselves from problems and disputes that could...
RELi, the Rating System for Resiliency, Comes of Age
In building design, first came energy efficiency. Now, with the threat of increasing storms and natural disasters looming large, comes resiliency. Green Business Certification Inc...
Tips for Keeping Your Construction Company Busy This Winter
Construction is a year-round business, even in four-season areas of the country. Despite cold winters, business must go on — preferably but not necessarily indoors — to keep crews...
How a Shared Savings Clause Can Help Cut Costs
With this clause, construction managers and owners can team up to mine savings from a cost-plus contract. When an owner decides to invest time and money in a new construction...
Descubra lo siguiente: 8 Amazing Artifacts Construction Crews Have Stumbled Upon
Most construction projects begin the same way: with digging. But excavators sometimes turn up more than dirt. Considering that humans were here in America thousands of years before...
