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Account Manager John Castillo reflects on his first NIGP Forum and discusses the trends that emerged at this annual construction procurement spectacular.

It’s been pointed out countless times in major news outlets about Higher Education: buildings are aging, costs are rising and the student population is

The statistics for women in tech aren’t high but Belinda did the math and became the boss. Read this interview to discover why she loves her job, how she progressed in a male-dominated industry and her advice for achieving professional success.

I was on a plane the other day listening to the familiar words of the flight attendant, reminding us all

Beach season is over but the wave of wide-eyed students, invested parents and prepared faculty and staff is incoming. School facilities must be properly maintained to handle the tide. Explore solutions that allow schools to tackle projects quickly and get more done.

With bowling and golf, one miscalculation will drastically alter the end result. Similarly, construction estimating is a precision sport. Estimating expert Chris Randall discusses strategies to adjust estimates to market conditions and avoid gutter balls and bogeys.

For people who manage facilities, tracking data about the care of physical assets is standard practice. But how data is tracked and what is done with it remains inconsistent. Discover what benchmarking and data analysis can do for facilities in this blog post.

Battling budgets, ticking timelines and expanding to-do lists⁠—sounds like you’re on American Ninja Warrior: Construction Procurement Edition. It’s no simple feat to get essential construction projects completed with these challenges—but Job Order Contracting (JOC) can help.

College and university campuses across North America have buildings and systems that are well overdue for renewal leading to . Unfortunately, many institutions don’t have the resources needed to overcome underinvestment into aging facilities.