Over the past half-century, value engineering (VE) has proven to be an effective tool to manage time, costs, and quality with an aim to maximize value. It has also been shown to be a highly effective ...

Construction professionals know the importance of value engineering to keeping projects on budget. But we also know that term has been diluted. According to Wikipedia, “value engineering is a ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Inflation. Supply chain delays. Labor shortages. Constantly ...

As an ideal, the underlying intentions of value engineering seem noble. Truly, discarding elements of a design that add extraneous costs but do not make a significant contribution to a building’s ...

While value engineering can be used at any point in a construction project, more developers are evaluating value engineering opportunities early in the construction process. With labor and materials ...

Lots more demand out there. Builders are only making minor concessions. Their margins are solid. The Fed will hold rates here, suppressing demand but not enough to hurt home prices. One thing to come ...

Yes. Value Engineering is a thing. In the corporate world it's called getting more "bang for your buck". In the Federal Government, it's a bit trickier. Every year, Congress "appropriates", or sets ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. The global pandemic ushered in a wave of uncertainty for ...

DECATUR, GA — A new report and webinar from Safe Piping Matters reveal critical factors that architects, engineers, and contractors must evaluate when considering value engineering of plumbing systems ...

Haworth Tompkins and BPTW-designed schemes in Barking and Dagenham need almost £6 million in upgrades to fix fire safety issues arising from value engineering during construction ...

Yes. Value Engineering is a thing. In the corporate world it's called getting more "bang for your buck". In the Federal Government, it's a bit trickier. Every year, Congress "appropriates", or sets ...