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Manage Better! (duh) I am an ENR-junkie, a habit I strongly advise for anyone interested in the construction industry. This morning’s articles included a thoughtful
Manage Better! (duh) I am an ENR-junkie, a habit I strongly advise for anyone interested in the construction industry. This morning’s articles included a thoughtful
I received a question from an estimator while working in Anchorage last week, common to all estimating systems. The process is the same, regardless of whether
In the course of our day to day activities we work with a variety of estimating software, and On Screen Takeoff is one that we
All the smart guys predicted the downturn would last through the end of 2010. So that means it should be getting better, right? Wrong. AGC’s
We’ve been fortunate to be very busy throughout the last quarter, with the advantages and disadvantages inherent in a packed work schedule. On the one
Job Costing is the third crucial element in the “Golden Triangle” of Construction Operations: (Estimating / Project Management & Execution / Job Cost Accounting). We
An age-old issue in construction estimating is determining the “right” level of detail in the estimate. In my 30 years of estimating construction projects, it’s
We recently completed indexing an Island GC’s Hawaii and Guam databases to CSI Masterformat ’04 using WBS codes. This allows estimates to be viewed and
We know the current market is challenging, but 2010 first half construction volume is even worse than we could have foreseen back in January.
I had an urgent support call last week from one of our Montana contractors who use Timberline Estimating. Here’s the scenario: It’s Bid Day, getting
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