At long last, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act—now commonly referred to as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law—has published project information and guidelines to help contractors prepare to bid on the $1.2 trillion in funding that will soon be released to projects nationwide.

Take this five-minute project quiz, provided by Trimble Viewpoint, to determine if your construction company has the capability to handle the next challenging project.

Technology solutions streamline HR processes for construction companies.

Viewpoint have started a series on the current state of BIM in the UK, from demystifying what BIM is to where to look for the latest advice and guidance surrounding BIM. This time, they explore the UK Annex, its relation to ISO 19650, and look into the naming convention in more detail

What is Part L and how can you capture photographic evidence using Trimble Viewpoint’s Field View solution? Here we find out

Mobile analytics makes advanced data easily accessible, editable and shareable on virtually any mobile device in real time, regardless of location.

In this episode of Zooming in on Infrastructure, Roads & Bridges Managing Editor Gavin Jenkins sits down to speak with Craig Lundskog, the finance director/controller at Great Basin Industrial. Their discussion goes over hiring as the labor shortage goes on, and how the industry is dealing with it as the Infrastructure Bill gets signed into law.

Over the course of the past couple of years now, the global pandemic has tried its best to throw a wrench into the works for construction companies’ business operations. From delayed projects and tightening profit margins to pivoting on how teams work and deepening labor shortages, contractors may have felt like they had targets on their backs. Two key, connected hurdles they have had to endure are rising materials costs and supply chain challenges.

The Digital Construction Awards celebrate best practice and reward innovation in the application of BIM and digital technology in the built environment sector.

Unifying multiple construction software products is not easy, but Trimble appears to be doing it anyway.