NSCA members represent a rapidly growing, highly valued segment of the commercial new construction and renovation sector. We have also been incredibly successful in reaching prime bid status using the Read the full article…
Because NSCA members are primarily small business owners, we tend to complain about uncertainty, and we don’t like surprises. Let’s stop complaining (at least about these facts): Here are 10 Read the full article…
I’m a rule follower…I actually love rules, especially the ones I make. Most of our members do a great job creating rules of their own to improve efficiencies and be Read the full article…
Sometimes I feel like I drive people crazy because of my calm demeanor. Many people call me in a panic over some gigantic problem they are experiencing only to have Read the full article…
pon reminiscing with past NSCA leaders last week during the member reception in Las Vegas, we got talking about the typical jobs of today vs. yesteryear. One unanimous observation was Read the full article…
I was reading an article that I wrote in 2001 about transitioning your business from a contracting company to a systems integration company. In it, I wrote that we need Read the full article…
Providing a bond on a job seems simple enough. How hard could it be? Well, like most answers we get these days, it depends. I asked NSCA members about the Read the full article…
Have you ever been to a job site on time and nothing is ready? Have you ever sent a truck with two techs to the site only to have them Read the full article…
long the same line as the last blog on hidden project costs that kill profits, I wanted to share a couple more specific ideas for your consideration. Most of the Read the full article…
Here’s the sad reality of hidden costs: if you knew what they were, you would account for them; but, on the other hand, if you did account for them, you Read the full article…
