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Another good bidding process tip: Prepare detailed estimates. Here’s why: It boosts your chances of winning contracts by showcasing accuracy and reliability. Works every time. Visit our website for more information! 📊 #ConstructionBids

Don't let financial bottlenecks hinder your grand plans—Conquest Equipment certainly didn't. Learn how a shift in expense management kept this construction equipment provider on their growth trajectory as they expanded across North America. Download the case study to learn more:

Don't let financial bottlenecks hinder your grand plans—Conquest Equipment certainly didn't. Learn how a shift in expense management kept this construction equipment provider on their growth trajectory as they expanded across North America. Download the case study to learn more:

Don't let financial bottlenecks hinder your grand plans—Conquest Equipment certainly didn't. Learn how a shift in expense management kept this construction equipment provider on their growth trajectory as they expanded across North America. Download the case study to learn more:

Don't let financial bottlenecks hinder your grand plans—Conquest Equipment certainly didn't. Learn how a shift in expense management kept this construction equipment provider on their growth trajectory as they expanded across North America. Download the case study to learn more:

Don't let financial bottlenecks hinder your grand plans—Conquest Equipment certainly didn't. Learn how a shift in expense management kept this construction equipment provider on their growth trajectory as they expanded across North America. Download the case study to learn more:

Flow-down, or pass-through, clauses are common in construction contracts, ensuring consistency among contractors. While they promote uniformity and streamline compliance, subcontractors may face disadvantages. In the latest edition of the Construction Industry Counselor, Partner Lisa Colon details the case in PowerCom, Inc. v. Valley Elec. Co. of Mt. Vernon, Inc., in which a subcontractor's ability to seek redress directly from the project owner was severely constrained by a flow-down dispute resolution clause. To read, visit: https://lnkd.in/ed9ibNGG #Subcontractors #Contracts #FlowDownClauses

When assessing delays, the ownership and type of float can have a big impact on claims. Not all float is created equal, and its allocation often depends on your contract. Understanding this is vital. Here are the main types of float to know: Free float: The time an activity can be delayed without affecting any other activity. Total float: The time an activity can be delayed without impacting completion or milestone dates. Terminal float: Specific to NEC contracts, this is the time between planned and contractual completion dates. Misunderstanding float can lead to disputes or missed opportunities. Always check your contract for float ownership—it could make or break a claim. #ConstructionClaims #DelayAnalysis #ProjectManagement #NECContracts #CriticalPath #ContractManagement #Planetal #Construction #Civilengineering

Join Tim Giggee, CEM, Sean Williams, J.D., Justin Smith, & me tomorrow! During the webinar, we will: ·    Review 5-10 key metrics for Equipment Managers to start with ·    Discuss best practices for gathering information ·    Share examples on how benchmarking can improve your fleet’s performance and impact on the bottom line Register Below:

How is your pipeline quality looking? For contractors of any size, one key component for growth is to make sure you are continually building and refreshing your pipeline. Explore our 5 steps to building a powerful GovCon pipeline: https://bit.ly/3xuzH9G