Construction RFP (request for proposal) software should create a single source of truth while allowing integrations to maximize value for your company.
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Capital Projects During a Crisis
When the capital projects clock starts again, time will be of the essence. The spoils will go to those who have laid the best groundwork while waiting for this restart.
Buildings and Beyond in 2020: The Evolving Owner
Whether it’s a real estate investor, corporation, utility, manufacturing plant, government, hospital, or school system; it’s the decade of the Owner. For all types of owners, construction is a systemic challenge - common to all … about Buildings and Beyond in 2020: The Evolving Owner
Construction Owner and Developer Survey: COVID-19’s Influence Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
Procore surveyed owners and developers in the construction industry to get a feel for COVID-19’s impact. Here's what the survey showed.
Construction Owner Tips: How to Navigate Software Licensing
In construction technology, construction management solutions put this question to the test. Let’s look at some common pricing models for capital planning or construction software.
Construction Contracts: Important Basics on What You Need to Know
Whether you are a contractor, owner or subcontractor, the knowledge of different types of construction contracts will help you choose the best one for each project type.
The Sares Regis Group of Northern California Finds Ways to Give Back
The Sares Regis Group has evolved into an acquisitive, multidisciplinary real estate company with more than 6.9 million square feet of commercial properties valued at $6.7 billion and over 2,800 residential units under development.
Owners – What You Need to Know About Project Management Software
Construction continues to grow, but the habits ingrained by the recession still hold sway. It's time to demand more in return for your investment. Here's what to expect from project management software.
Hackman Capital’s Larisa Eichacker Project Manages Movie History
Hackman Capital Partners has spent the past 33 years swinging for the fences—acquiring, optimizing, and—through the strategic alchemy of capital projects—morphing raw real estate ore into high-value assets.
