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How construction teams use Anthropic’s Claude
Construction runs on long documents. A spec section runs a hundred pages, a subcontract is dense with provisions that matter, an OAC meeting generates an hour of talk that someone has to turn into action items, and a submittal log stacks up faster than anyone can read it closely. The work of getting through all…
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How construction teams use Google’s Gemini
If your company’s email, documents, and files already run on Google, you have probably watched Gemini show up inside the tools you use all day. It is in Gmail offering to draft a reply, in Docs offering a quick summary, in Meet offering to take the notes. That is the whole idea behind Gemini, Google’s…
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Using AI safely on construction projects
Most construction leaders hesitate on AI for reasons that have nothing to do with whether it works. The worry is what it does with sensitive company data, whether it will surface something a person should not see, whether it will state something wrong with total confidence, and whether it will start making calls that belong…
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How construction teams use Microsoft’s Copilot
If your company runs on Microsoft 365, the AI you keep hearing about is already in the menu bar, and it is called Copilot. The catch nobody explains well is that “Copilot” refers to two different things, and knowing which one you have changes what to expect. Sorting that out first saves a lot of…
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What you need to know about AI agents in construction
For the last few years, using AI at work has mostly meant asking and getting an answer. You type a question, it writes something back, and whatever happens next is on you. “Agent” is the word for the step past that: an AI that can carry out a task across several steps on its own,…
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Building agents: The next frontier of Bridgit AI
This post was written by Vincent Seguin, Bridgit’s Chief Technology Officer Bridgit AI was an exciting launch for us last year, and we’ve been busy since that milestone. The world of AI changes by the day, and our team has been hard at work on the next generation of Bridgit AI features. This post offers a…
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50+ Construction Workforce Retention and Turnover Statistics for 2026
Construction’s retention game has flipped. Quit rates hit a nine-year low in mid-2025, and February 2026 posted the lowest hiring rate the BLS has tracked since 2000. People aren’t leaving the industry, but they aren’t entering it either. The immigration pipeline that absorbed two decades of demographic pressure has narrowed sharply, and the pipeline of…
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AI Construction Statistics for 2026
Construction AI adoption is growing fast, despite 79% of the industry not yet moving past early testing. Where companies have implemented AI, results depend almost entirely on the quality of data underneath it. With a workforce that needs half a million new workers this year alone and an aging population that compounds the pressure, AI…
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Behind Bridgit AI: What we’ve learned building our AI stack
This post was written by Vincent Seguin, Bridgit’s Chief Technology Officer Bridgit AI has now been in the hands of customers for several months, and we’re working every day to further its capabilities and provide more value to our customers. At the same time, we’re continuing our commitment to transparency by offering another look behind the…
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How Contractors Use Revenue Per Person Per Month to Benchmark Staffing Efficiency
The construction labor narrative is dominated by the shortage, with 92% of firms reporting difficulty hiring. Sit in a portfolio review with your CFO and director of operations, though, and a different problem surfaces. Some projects feel busy and look fully staffed but still deliver lower margins than expected. The team is working hard, but…
