Obstacles Impacting Contractor Success
Qualified Labor Shortage
45% of contractors reported turning down work due to labor shortages.
Increased Job Complexity
Energy codes, environmental standards and local regulations have grown more complex.
Supply Chain Disruptions
90% of builders experienced delays or cost increases due to material shortages.
Structural Silos & Bottlenecks
Decentralized decision-making leads to inconsistencies and inefficiencies.
Rising Labor Costs
62% of contractors cite rising direct labor costs as major concern, driven by competition for skilled workers.
Barriers to Modernization
Antiquated systems create bottlenecks and lack end-to-end visibility, compounded by a failure to adopt and drive change across the organization.
Lack of Partnerships & Alignment
Most contractor-supplier relationships operate at a transactional level.
Overlooking Jobsite Logistics
Jobsite logistics are treated as an afterthought, addressing it reactively rather than integrating it into early project planning.
The Cost of Waiting!
"63% of labor time on large construction projects is wasted on waiting for materials and equipment. For an industry with as little as 2%–8% average margin, not solving for this inefficiency could be a make-or-break scenario for your business"
Study conducted by The Construction Owners Association of America
Delivered Outcomes for Our Clients!
Reduced Total Acquisition Costs
Improved Operational Efficiences
Mitigated Risk, Disruptions and Waste
Increased Service Levels and Output
Enhanced Visibility and Decision Making
