Most of the risk during construction projects comes not from performance issues, but instead from payment issues. As with most of us, general contractors are great at doing their jobs—in their case, construction—but are not necessarily adept at the paperwork or accounting side of the construction equation. Historically, 80-85% of construction defaults are due to errors in payments and/or funds disbursement. Specifically, the money is not getting distributed to the people who are performing most of the duties on a construction project—the subcontractors and suppliers. Many factors can contribute to this problem: poor management, accounting or paperwork errors, commingling of funds between projects (not a sound business practice), and, yes, although admittedly rare, even through the intentional diversion of funds.
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June 24, 2026
In this article from Propmodo.com, Brady Mills cautions that before CRE organizations can fully leverage the next generation of AI and technology, they must first address a more fundamental challenge: building the data foundation that makes better decisions possible.

April 20, 2026
Demand is no longer the question. Across industries including banking, logistics, health care, and the public sector, organizations are scaling their digital infrastructure at pace. Artificial intelligence is accelerating that shift, driving higher-density computing requirements and sustained demand for resilient, high-performance facilities.

March 24, 2026
Partner's Director of ADCM and Tech Enablement, Brian Carlin, PE, spoke with Josh and Nic on the Facilities Unfiltered Podcast about how facility managers can get what they really need from their facility condition assessments.




