Beyond Procore: Why More Construction Firms Are Hitting the SaaS Ceiling in 2026

Construction software has never been more capable, yet many growing firms still depend on spreadsheets, disconnected tools and manual workarounds. This article explores why construction companies hit the SaaS ceiling, how operational friction quietly erodes margins and when extending standard platforms with custom workflows creates stronger long-term outcomes. Learn a practical framework for choosing software that supports real field operations instead of forcing teams to adapt to rigid systems

James Corner and vPPR’s Camden Highline scheme ‘no longer viable’

The Architects’ Journal James Corner and vPPR’s Camden Highline scheme ‘no longer viable’ James Corner Field Operations and vPPR’s plans for the Camden Highline have been put on indefinite hold because of ‘rising costs and a challenging fundraising environment’ The post James Corner and vPPR’s Camden Highline scheme ‘no longer viable’ appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

Navigate the barriers of digital transformation

Most leaders across highways, civils, and elsewhere in UK infrastructure would be open to digitising and ‘future-proofing’ their field operations. The post Navigate the barriers of digital transformation appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Will Little Promoted to Senior Vice President at LPL Solar

LPL Solar is proud to announce the promotion of Will Little to the position of Senior Vice President. Will has overseen the construction of 59 solar projects totaling more than 6.9 gigawatts (GW). Since the inception of LPL Solar, he has been responsible for all field operations on over $1.8B in solar projects. As Senior […] <p>The post Will Little Promoted to Senior Vice President at LPL Solar first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Gilbane taps 30-year veteran to lead field operations

Jumanne Smith spent 20 years at Bethesda, Maryland-based Clark Construction before coming to Gilbane Building Co. for another decade.