Contracts

Losing a bid for a government project can be extremely frustrating and costly for your construction company. When you put in the time and effort to create a bid package, […]

Non-compete agreements are an important tool that can be used to protect your business against competition from an employee (or former employee). According to Investopedia, a non-compete agreement is “a

When an owner and a contractor (or a contractor and a subcontractor) decide to work together on a construction project, a contract will be used to ensure that both parties

In the construction industry, contracts are singularly responsible for ensuring that all parties meet their obligations for performance and payment. Whether you’re a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier, the work you

The ability to put together an appealing construction proposal is important if you want to be awarded contracts that multiple contractors are vying for. Construction proposals typically include quotes from

Felony charges, accusations of insurance fraud, project delays, and thousands of dollars in fines; these are just a few issues your business may face after your jobsite receives a stop-work

Each and every party involved in a construction project stands to benefit from lean construction. Contractors, material suppliers, and owners are all invested in seeing a project through to completion.

Lean construction is a collection of principles that emphasizes communication, collaboration, and waste reduction on construction projects. In the previous section, we covered a few of these principles. Now, we

Lean construction combines many of the principals that successful construction companies already follow. In part one of this four-part series, a Florida construction attorney at Cotney Attorneys & Consultants discussed

Construction companies desperately need to cut costs and conserve resources if they wish to stay competitive in this industry. We’ve previously addressed this concern with topics such as assembling skilled