Posts Tagged ‘Atlanta Construction’
Concourse D Expansion Opens at HJAIA
The Holder-Moody-Bryson-Sovereign team proudly attended the ribbon cutting on the second phase of the Concourse D Widening project at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (HJAIA). This milestone marks a significant step forward in enhancing passenger experience at the world’s busiest airport. Concourse D, historically the narrowest of HJAIA’s concourses, has long struggled with limited capacity and…
Read MoreSovereign Construction and Development Team Unites at Atlanta United Match
At Sovereign Construction and Development, we believe that the strength of our company lies in the strength of our people. That’s why moments spent together outside of the jobsite are just as important as the work we do each day. Recently, our team came together for an unforgettable outing at an Atlanta United match—and it…
Read MoreFour Things to Consider In The Selection and Procurement of Construction Materials
Material procurement is an important component of the construction process that drives productivity if executed properly, or delays a project significantly if executed poorly. Acquiring the right material quantity and quality within the desired time frame is both an art and a science that requires attention to project specifications and collaborative communication with supply chain…
Read MoreAtlanta Magazine’s 500 Most Powerful Leaders
Every year, Atlanta Magazine releases their 500 Most Powerful Leaders list. It incorporates CEOs of the largest companies, managing partners of big law firms, current presidents of professional organizations, heads of top nonprofits/educational institutions/arts groups, leaders of government or civic organizations, and executives serving on nonprofit boards. This year features our very own President, CEO…
Read MoreThe Construction Manager as an Enterprise Risk Management Solution
Construction is a complex activity. Any task that involves assembling thousands of individual pieces into one functioning form takes skill, intelligence and in some cases a little bit of luck. The practice of successful construction project execution is embedded with inherent risk that comes in many forms: Weather Project Financing Worker Safety Job Site Security…
Read MoreUnderstanding Construction Project Delivery Methods
Construction is an extremely broad industry and every construction project is unique in its own way. Projects differ in physical size, cost to construct, geographic locale, and construction market sector. Regardless of the unique attributes that may define a project the primary objective of almost every project is on time completion that comes in on or…
Read MoreONE NATION UNDER CONSTRUCTION : What does it really mean???
The exercise of building is a combination of equal parts art and science. At the core every construction project encompasses the assembly of hundreds of thousands of individual pieces and components into one integrated collectively functioning system. These constructed systems take on many forms, from facilities such as apartments, office buildings, and retail outlets that…
Read MoreThe Mobile Computing Impact On Construction Project Management
Technology is increasingly becoming an integral part of the way in which construction services are executed and delivered. Mobile computing and mobile applications are playing a major role in the way projects are being planned, designed, and built. Regardless of size and scope projects must be efficiently managed in order to meet schedule demands and…
Read MoreBuilding a Diverse Construction Service Provider Supply Chain
The construction industry is a major contributor to the United States economy. The industry generates approximately $600 billion in revenue and creates nearly $1 trillion worth of structures each year. Based on current economic projections the construction industry is on a trajectory for sustained and consistent growth, which will provide a broad range of opportunity for…
Read MoreWorkforce Development Becomes Major Industry Focus Amid Growing Construction Demand
For every three construction firms in the United States, two report extreme difficulty in finding qualified talent to fill available positions. A recently released Associated General Contractors of America construction industry survey reported that sixty-nine percent of firms are having trouble finding skilled workforce participants. Workforce shortages are being experienced at every level of the…
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