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Three Ways to Overcome Construction Supply Chain Woes

There has never been a more challenging time to succeed in construction. With materials like cement in short supply, combined with the impact of ongoing skilled labor shortages and increased demand for construction projects, many are finding themselves on allocation with even their most long-term, trusted suppliers.

The State of the Industry, from a Subcontractor’s Perspective

The sharp rise in labor and material costs has rocked the North American construction industry. While it’s been a heavy topic of discussion, there hasn’t been enough hard data in one place to get a clear snapshot of how it is impacting subcontractors. Until now.

There’s a Construction Boom Coming . . . Are You Ready?

As we begin the slow process of rising beyond COVID-19’s horrific impact on our nation’s economic and social framework, the nation’s construction industry and the real estate world that relies heavily on its success needs to take a longer perspective to appreciate the special moment in which both industries find themselves. Get ready for …

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