Estimator’s notebook- January
We’ve been fortunate to be very busy throughout the last quarter, with the advantages and
In Retrospect- Tough ’10, Uncertain ’11
Here we are in mid-December 2010, hard to believe another year has come and (nearly)
Job Costing – the quest for accuracy a.k.a., “what really happened on the site?”
Job Costing is the third crucial element in the “Golden Triangle” of Construction Operations: (Estimating
The “right” level of Estimating Detail (according to whom?)
An age-old issue in construction estimating is determining the “right” level of detail in the
October in the Northwest, SAME conference in Seattle
We’re keeping busy working on Timberline Estimating database projects and Oracle | Primavera P6 project
Multiple Float Paths in P6
We got a call yesterday from a company working on an Army Corps of Engineers
P6 settings for USACE Schedules
We posted this week the first in a series of tips for producing USACE-compliant project
Masterformat ’04 for Timberline databases
We recently completed indexing an Island GC’s Hawaii and Guam databases to CSI Masterformat ’04
Cheer up, it could be worse…or could it?
We know the current market is challenging, but 2010 first half construction volume is
From the Bid Room: Estimating emergency handled
I had an urgent support call last week from one of our Montana contractors who