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The Facility Condition Index (FCI) is a universally accepted performance measurement. In this post, we dig into the mechanics and nuances of how leaders use FCI data to help prioritize their project list in a way that aligns with their mission and goals.

Keeping track of your facilities and creating a defensible capital plan starts with assessing the condition of your assets. To get started, you may want to conduct a detailed facility condition assessment or FCA. Here’s all you need to know about them.

Read about our three main takeaways from Gordian's recent trip to Advancing Preconstruction 2023.

Every four years, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) grades U.S. infrastructure. At the midpoint between the last report card and the next one, we look at what the ASCE found, what’s changed and what can still be done.

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), signed into law on November 15, 2021, is a landmark legislation that promises to reshape the American landscape. Read this overview of the IIJA, focusing on its infrastructure funding provisions, to see how it may impact your community.

Jonathan Burbee's passion for service fuels his relentless pursuit to make a positive impact on the world. With over 30 years of public service experience, he has dedicated his life to the greater good of others. In our interview, Jon shares his thoughts on what makes a great public servant, what brought him to Gordian and how he recharges and challenges himself.

When healthcare facilities planning is approached strategically, facilities can positively impact organizations by enabling cost savings and enhancing value to communities and employees. These four steps explain how facilities, finance and operational leaders can adopt a savvy planning approach.

One of the most powerful and most reliable performance measurement tools is the Facility Condition Index (FCI). This post explains what an FCI is and how organizations across a spectrum of industries use an FCI to quantify the state of their assets.

There’s not a single, universal method for creating a construction estimate. That being said, there are steps that every estimator follows to arrive at the final estimate. Here are four hacks to help you work through some of those steps more efficiently and accurately.