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Gordian is celebrating Women in Construction Week by highlighting several pioneering women at our organization. Read how they got started in the construction industry and how they’re supporting and including more women on their teams.

Survey results show that facilities leaders are not confident in their ability to create a multi-year facility capital plan. One way to build confidence in their planning processes and make smart long-term decisions is to conduct a facility condition assessment, or FCA.

Every January, we receive hundreds of questions from our Construction Cost Changes webinar attendees. Here are six construction cost FAQs from attendees, answered by our data experts.

Meet our Jim-of-all-trades and a master at leading his team to achieve their priorities and goals. Jim has over 25 years of experience helping organizations strategically prioritize, maintain and resourcefully utilize their physical assets. In our interview, Jim discusses how his desire for accuracy and precision drew him into engineering, leaders in his past that helped him to build his confidence and how he uses his professional skills at home.

Every January, we receive hundreds of questions from our Construction Cost Changes webinar attendees. Here are seven construction cost FAQs from attendees, answered by our data experts.

The Biden administration has leaned into the federal government’s longstanding commitment to supporting small, disadvantaged businesses (SDBs). Learn how Gordian's award-winning holistic JOC system can support SDBs and the government in meeting new SDB contracting goals.

Healthcare facilities are in the midst of a resource scarcity crisis. Read how they can chart a path forward by partnering with the business community.

Gordian’s General Manager of Federal Solutions sat down with Tracy Thomas, the Managing Director for Construction, Facilities and Security Management at the State Department, to discuss data and technology in the federal construction lifecycle. Here are some items they discussed.

With nearly 130,000 facilities under its operation, the federal government has a lot to keep up with each year. But challenges at every step of the federal facilities management process are leading to ineffective and outdated buildings.