Job Order Contracting Basics: Why Choose Gordian for JOC
Explore why choosing Gordian for Job Order Contracting (JOC) is beneficial.
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Job Order Contracting Basics: Benefits of JOC for CommunitiesÂ
Key Points: Over the past four decades, Job Order Contracting (JOC) has vastly improved the way construction procurement is done,
Job Order Contracting Basics: Benefits for Contractors
Explore top benefits of Job Order Contracting (JOC) for contractors.
Three Big Stories From the Q3 Construction Cost Insights ReportÂ
Read this blog post for three key insights into construction costs and the broader construction industry.
15 Frequently Asked Questions About Gordian Job Order Contracting Programs
From “What is Job Order Contracting?” to “How much does a Gordian JOC program cost?” Here are questions we hear often about Job Order Contracting in general and Gordian Job Order Contracting programs.
How to Calculate a JOC Adjustment Factor
Learn best practices for creating a JOC Adjustment Factor, including prices to include and exclude, and practice developing factors with our JOC Adjustment Factor calculator.
What Recent Research Says About Project Delivery Methods
Recent research into construction project delivery methods shed light on the differences between procurement activities. Check out this summary to see what researchers found.
5 Job Order Contracting Myths and Facts
Uncover the truth behind common Job Order Contracting myths and learn how JOC has been proven to reduce time and lower costs in the construction procurement process.
8 Sustainable Construction Techniques: How You Build is as Important as What You Build
For every 100 pounds of construction material brought to the site, 30 of it will be wasted. This creates enormous pressure to recycle, reuse and repurpose wherever possible. Here are eight sustainable construction techniques to help you reduce waste in your building processes.
Materials Make the Difference: 5 Parameters to Help You Select Green Construction Materials
Selecting the right green construction materials can be difficult. It’s hard to know which ones truly follow sustainable practices from their raw state to the supply shelf. As you consider materials, examine the process required to get to that end-state material along these five parameters.
