Tag: contractor
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Contractor offers support for local T-Level students
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Beard Construction is partnering Abingdon and Witney College to offer on-site work experience to students in Oxford. The contractor will support the full student cohort for the duration of their two-year T-Level in design, surveying and planning for construction. The partnership will see Beard colleagues provide hands-on opportunities for students to join them on construction…
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The power of project data: a contractor boardroom view
Contractors should be collecting data on every site, writes Paul Gandy. You can use that information to run your project, and your business, better. Using historic project data, AI tools can identify performance trends, predict likely outcomes and flag early warning signs Paul Gandy, CIOB president View the original article and our Inspiration here
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MoD contractor ‘alliance’ to start building first MMC military bedspaces
A contractor ‘alliance’ established last year to build single-living accommodation (SLA) for the British army using MMC has been allocated its first projects as part of plans to deliver 16,000 new bedspaces by 2034. The six-year alliance comprises Laing O’Rourke, Reds10, Bowmer & Kirkland, ESS Modular and two Kier joint ventures. The 1,794 projects are…
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What Is a Remodeling Contractor and Why You Need One
Planning a kitchen renovation or bathroom makeover? You’ve probably heard the term “remodeling contractor” thrown around, but what exactly do these professionals do? Understanding their role can make the difference between a smooth renovation and a stressful disaster. A remodeling contractor Baltimore Maryland specializes in transforming existing spaces in your Maryland home. They handle everything…
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What Is a Remodeling Contractor and Why You Need One
Planning a kitchen renovation or bathroom makeover? You’ve probably heard the term “remodeling contractor” thrown around, but what exactly do these professionals do? Understanding their role can make the difference between a smooth renovation and a stressful disaster. A remodeling contractor Baltimore Maryland specializes in transforming existing spaces in your Maryland home. They handle everything…
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How to Choose the Right Concrete Contractor for Your Home
Finding the right contractor is one of the most critical decisions you’ll make when starting a concrete project at home. Whether it’s a driveway, patio, foundation, or decorative surface, the quality of the final result depends heavily on the team you hire. With countless options available, selecting the best concrete contractors in Marshall can feel…
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Why Contractor Qualification Is Now a Cornerstone of Construction Risk Management in 2025
As the construction industry enters the second half of 2025, one trend is becoming increasingly clear: contractor qualification is becoming a central pillar of how project owners manage risk, verify readiness and meet rising insurance expectations. With contractors making up a growing share of the active workforce on commercial and industrial job sites, clients must…
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Washington D.C. General Contractor Jennifer: Her Story
Starting a renovation can feel overwhelming, especially when you’ve heard horror stories about bad contractors. But what if your renovation was fun, and your contractor was committed to making a difference? Meet Jennifer, a Washington D.C.-based general contractor who is changing the narrative. For her, a renovation isn’t just about transforming a space; it’s about…
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Contractor optimism for robots grows, but usage drops
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Construction professionals view their companies’ robotic innovation efforts more favorably in 2025 than in prior years, according to BuiltWorlds’ latest Equipment & Robotics Benchmarking report. Positive evaluations of the innovative equipment jumped from 74% in…
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World Breastfeeding Week: contractor shares practical advice for employers
Nicola Hodkinson, Seddon’s owner and director, said: “The reality is, many decision-makers in our industry are men, and that’s exactly why we need to be more vocal about the practical needs of new mothers. If leaders don’t know what’s required, they can’t make the right changes. View the original article and our Inspiration here