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The Skilled Trades Shortage Doesn’t End at the Jobsite

A construction project can finish on time and on budget and still leave an owner with a labor problem that lasts for decades. It shows up in the middle of summer when an HVAC unit fails, and the right technician cannot get there for two days. It shows up when specialized equipment requires a shrinking …

Proof Over Puffery: The Evidence Owners Should Require in Construction RFPs

For decades, construction pursuit responses have followed a familiar pattern. Firms describe their experience, introduce their team, and explain how they will collaborate with the owner and project partners. The language is polished and confident. Every team promises responsiveness, innovation, and a strong commitment to partnership. The problem is that most proposals begin to sound …

Modularization Isn’t the Future — It’s Now: How to Leverage It to Stay Competitive in Capital Projects

Construction Connection Podcast Series, Ep. 1 – Powered by CURT In an era when capital project execution is under immense pressure—characterized by shorter schedules, labor shortages, and tighter budgets—modularization is emerging as the smart, scalable solution. In a recent Construction Connections podcast, CURT President Greg Sizemore sat down with modularization expert Bill Lewis, who brings …

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