Insights Into Industry Performance: Why You Should Be a Part of Foundation’s 2020 Construction Business Survey The U.S. construction industry, along with so many other sectors of the economy, is facing some tough hurdles right now. At times like this, decision-makers at contracting firms need to be armed with as much information as possible, and it can be especially useful to understand more about how your peers in construction are responding to change. What are

Save the Date: ProNovos Hosts Equipment-Management Webinar on July 8 Construction contractors can lose hundreds of thousands of dollars over time due to chronic inefficiencies in their equipment programs.   A July 8 webinar hosted by ProNovos will give contractors new strategies to solve these problems.   Mikeal Kanouff, Washington Area Operations Manager for El Dorado Hills, Calif.-based McClone Construction Co., will present the webinar based on his experience in pulling off precisely such a transformation.

The Unthinkable Has Happened. How Should Contractors Respond? Any construction veteran expects the economy to contract and expand. However, the global pandemic presents contractors with a challenge unlike any in recent memory. How should they respond in an environment of such uncertainty? For some perspective, I chatted with Dr. John Killingsworth, a construction management professor at Colorado State University who has conducted extensive research on how contractors can weather economic downturns. BRUCE ORR: John, let’s say you’re in