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How Boldt uses Bridgit Bench to simplify operations and improve collaboration
Established in 1889, The Boldt Company has grown to become a prominent construction firm in the United States, renowned for its innovative and high-quality projects. With a commitment to constant progress and embracing state-of-the-art technologies, Boldt continually seeks opportunities to improve its operations and provide exceptional value to clients.
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Ryan Companies is using Bridgit Bench to centralize workforce planning across 14 offices
Started originally in 1938 as Ryan Lumber and Coal, it wasn’t long before the Co-founders of Ryan Companies, James and Francis Ryan, added construction to their offerings. That expansion was the beginning of the company’s design-build approach.
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How Kajima Building & Design Group uses workforce intelligence from Bridgit Bench to fuel growth
Kajima Building & Design Group (KDB) is one of the leading design-build general contractors in the USA. Headquartered out of Atlanta, Georgia, KDB is listed on the ENR top 400 GCs and is widely known for its innovation and fully-integrated capabilities in design, engineering, and construction.
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How Balfour Beatty US is improving workforce planning efficiency and providing better clarity with Bridgit Bench
Balfour Beatty is an industry-leading provider of general contracting, at-risk construction management and design-build services for public and private sector clients. The company’s US Buildings Texas team specializes in healthcare, corporate office, hospitality, multi-family, aviation, K-12 and interiors.
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How GE Johnson uses Bridgit Bench to improve operational efficiency and simplify its workforce planning process
Bridgit Bench has helped GE Johnson Construction Company be more efficient with workforce management and communicate better around resource planning. For a company that values relationship building and sustainable growth, these traits are extremely important. So, the new resource management tool is helping GE Johnson accomplish its goals both internally and externally.
