Dodge Construction Network, in partnership with CMiC, released AI for Contractors, a new research report examining how AI is reshaping the construction industry. The comprehensive study reveals that 87% of contractors believe AI will have a meaningful impact on construction, with many predicting extensive industry-wide transformation. “For decades, construction firms have lacked the tools to transform the data they’ve collected into action. AI-enabled solutions are changing that,” says Gord Rawlins, president and CEO of CMiC. “In fact, this research highlights the high-impact results contractors are achieving today; 92% effectiveness in automated proposal generation and 86% in contract risk review. What … Read more
Smart Logistics Planning for Superintendents
5 ways to use logistics to keep prefab, modular builds on schedule By Nick Fryer Prefab and modular construction projects are finally getting the attention they deserve thanks to the sustainability and cost-efficiency advantages they offer. Even major airports are using prefab builds, but so much of the industry’s appeal depends on smooth assembly methods. If materials take too long to arrive, timelines get extended, and the money that was meant to be saved by a quicker build is wasted on unused labor and machinery, not only does this result in irritated clients, but it can bloat business costs. In … Read more
What’s Next for Construction Tech: 10 Takeaways from Trimble’s 2026 Outlook
The construction industry is heading into 2026 with a powerful mix of opportunity and challenge. Projects are getting bigger and timelines are getting tighter. The pressure to deliver on time and on budget has never been higher. Trimble’s latest Industry Outlook for 2026 paints a picture of an industry being reshaped by technology from artificial intelligence to automation and outlines how contractors can stay ahead of the curve. Here’s what’s coming and how you can prepare: 1. Data center boom isn’t slowing down If it feels like data centers are springing up everywhere, you’re not wrong. These projects continue to … Read more
3 Tips to Achieve Balance Between Jobsite Productivity, Worker Autonomy + Connected Crew
By Robert Salaj Despite the availability of digital tools for the jobsite, more than 91% of construction sites still use paper-based processes to some degree, according to a 2025 State of Construction survey by Quickbase of more than 400 construction professionals. The impact on communication and productivity is profound. For example, think about how many times a call is received from the office in search of a missing timesheet, clarification of an illegible name on a sign-in sheet or seeking additional details about an accident. From a productivity perspective, chasing down information and rekeying it can take upward of 11 … Read more
4 Ways Construction Technology Drives Efficient Jobsite Communication
By Doug Seyler A jobsite is a bustling operation, and a well-orchestrated approach to managing it is crucial for success. With numerous activities taking place simultaneously and sequentially, everyone from the superintendents and project managers, to the laborers and equipment operators, must understand their role and execute it in the most coordinated manner possible. Data sharing is key, so all groups have the right data – accurate and updated – at the right time. Connected site technology, such as collaborative software applications and tools that connect the digital and physical components of a project, deliver the communication needed for safe, … Read more






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