Subcontractors form alliance for major civils jobs

Trio of specialists join forced to collaborate and offer Tier 1 contractors a turnkey solution

Grow Your Landscaping Business: Stay in Control

It may be that when you started your landscaping business you had a vision in your mind of how it would be. However, you may now be finding that in reality, it is a totally different animal indeed. Juggling jobs (or getting enough of them), employees, and subcontractors could mean that you feel less than […] <p>The post Grow Your Landscaping Business: Stay in Control first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Grow Your Landscaping Business: Stay in Control

It may be that when you started your landscaping business you had a vision in your mind of how it would be. However, you may now be finding that in reality, it is a totally different animal indeed. Juggling jobs (or getting enough of them), employees, and subcontractors could mean that you feel less than […] <p>The post Grow Your Landscaping Business: Stay in Control first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Re-engineering the way the construction business works

In Australia, a voluntary alliance of tier 1 contractors, government agencies, specialist subcontractors, engineering firms, cost consultants, architects, and material manufacturers – representing the whole construction supply chain – are… The post Re-engineering the way the construction business works appeared first on Global Construction Review.

Designers don’t need CSCS cards to enter construction sites, CIC confirms

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) has issued a clarification on site access rules, in a bid to stop main contractors refusing access to designers. New regulations around building safety require contractors and clients to check the competence of their subcontractors by law – but the… The post Designers don’t need CSCS cards to enter construction sites, CIC confirms appeared first on Construction News.

What are the key factors to consider when selecting subcontractors and vendors for a construction project?

How do you decide on the validity of loss of overhead and profit in claims from subcontractors and contractors?