The Ongoing Evolution of Job-site Connectivity
The vision is there. Wouldn’t it be great if the entire job-site – the general contractor, subs, designers, owners, equipment vendors, and material suppliers – were all working in sync with the data that shifts with each condition change, progress report, change...
2022 Shows Positive Gains in Hiring and Cash Flows, Contractors are Ramping up for 2023
With the passage of the U.S. Bipartisan Infrastructure Law back in November 2021, many contractors hoped it would usher in a resurgence of new projects as the country embraced a renewed focus on updating and modernizing critical infrastructure across the country. The...
Modern Building Codes Could Prevent $1.6 Billion in Natural Disaster Damages Annually
Each year, buildings across the United States suffer more than $100 billion in damage from earthquakes, hurricanes, flooding, and wind, according to the National Institute of Building Sciences. The pace of major events causing $1 billion or more in damage has...
Trimble Viewpoint’s Q1 and Q2 Construction Metrics Index Show Wide Variability in 2022
Trimble Viewpoint recently released its latest Q2 2022 Quarterly Construction Metrics Index, which provides trends related to project starts, hiring, contract values, and cash flow metrics pulled from roughly 1,000 Viewpoint clients during the second quarter of 2022....
Five Ways Owning an Electric Machine is Different from Owning a Diesel Machine
Construction equipment manufacturers are embracing electric power. Almost every major construction equipment manufacturer has electric vehicles (EVs) in their current product catalog. Some of this is driven by corporate decisions to decrease the negative impact when...[curt_ad orientation=”vertical” location=”side”]