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Construction Technology

By: Kaiya Barrett
March 5th, 2024

Though Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making huge strides in preconstruction, it’s also appearing in other construction areas, such as performance and safety improvements.

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Construction Industry News | Webinars

By: Monica Soladay
March 1st, 2024

In the U.S. and Canada, March 1 is observed as Employee Appreciation Day – a time to express gratitude for the people committed to delivering value each day for their employers, customers, and colleagues. At ConstructConnect, that “People First” focus is an inherent part of our company culture. Each day we are truly thankful for our team members, who are dedicated to ensuring that every construction project starts on a solid foundation.

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Construction Industry News | Webinars

By: Monica Soladay
February 27th, 2024

Here at ConstructConnect, we are proud to spotlight our team members as they work to ensure that every construction project starts on a solid foundation. In celebration of Women in Construction Week, observed in the U.S. from March 3-9, we are highlighting ConstructConnect Vice President of Customer Success, Crystal Barger.

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Construction Technology

By: Kaiya Barrett
February 27th, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the silent partner in preconstruction you probably never thought you needed. Now that AI has landed, it’s time to think of ways to introduce this technology to your process.

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Construction Technology

By: Kaiya Barrett
February 20th, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the construction industry. As we enter a new era of construction technology, it’s important to understand what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is and how it offers unique solutions to enhance the productivity and performance of construction professionals. Let’s examine how artificial intelligence is redefining the construction industry.

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Operating Insights

By: Sydney Paschall
February 12th, 2024

Federal government construction project contracts are a great way for commercial construction firms to make money. The total construction spending from all government levels totaled $476 billion in 2023. That’s almost a 25% increase from $383 billion in 2022. 

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Operating Insights

By: Johnny Bradigan
February 8th, 2024

Raise your hand if you want to win more construction bids this year.

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Takeoff & Estimating

By: Sydney Paschall
February 8th, 2024

What is construction cost estimating? How can you estimate the cost of construction? There are several types of construction cost estimates. There are also tools you can use to help estimate construction costs. So, how do you create the best construction cost estimates during takeoff? First, you must learn the steps of being a construction cost estimator. Projects with high amounts of dollars, resources, and jobs require accurate cost estimates. The most important thing is to win the bid.

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Operating Insights | Takeoff & Estimating

By: Kaiya Barrett
February 8th, 2024

Construction estimating is one of the most challenging, yet important jobs in our industry. Profits are won or lost based on how accurate your construction estimates are and how closely they match your final project costs. Chances are one wrong estimate on a construction project that loses money won’t put you out of business, but a couple of unprofitable projects may have you closing the doors for good. Here’s a look at some of the most common construction estimating mistakes and how to prevent them.

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By: Kaiya Barrett
December 7th, 2023

Companies that meet the criteria of a disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) are highly sought after on government bidding sites. When trying to stay competitive and profitable as a DBE, it is advantageous to go after these types of contracts; if not, you could leave money on the table. Especially when working in larger markets, where inclusion is a priority, your chances of being selected increase significantly if you qualify as a DBE.