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JOC Best Practices: Select the Right Construction Projects

See all of Gordian’s Job Order Contracting Best Practices: https://www.gordian.com/landing-pages... More Job Order Contracting Best Practices Videos: Use an Accurate Unit Price Book    • JOC Best Practices: Use an Accurate U...   Train Facility Owners and Contractors    • JOC Best Practices: Train Facility Ow...   Write a Detailed Scope of Work    • JOC Best Practice: Write a Detailed S...   Recruit High-Quality Contractors    • JOC Best Practices: Recruit High-Qual...   About this video: What Makes for a Good Job Order Contracting (JOC) Project? Job Order Contracting is one tool in the procurement toolkit. That means it’s better suited for some construction projects than others. Typically, Job Order Contracting is used for repairs, maintenance work, alterations and simple new construction. Project owners often use Job Order Contracting to address their backlogged projects. It is also a great fit for remote communities that lack a robust contracting community. Job Order Contracting and Tight Deadlines Job Order Contracting is particularly adept at addressing projects with limited scheduling windows or those that must be completed by a given date. Take, for example, a school district with a two-month window in the summer to complete a few projects before students and staff return to campus. With Job Order Contracting, these projects can be scoped out well in advance, so once summer begins work can begin immediately. With a Gordian Job Order Contracting program, an experienced representative will help you decide if JOC is the right procurement method for your next project and assist you in making the process as efficient as possible.