Mass Construction Show

In this episode we sit down with Lisa Murphy and Jesus Garcia Mota, Community Liaisons for the City of Boston. We discuss the roll the community liaisons play in the City of Boston, how they meet general community needs and assist with the permitting process across multiple city agencies.Thanks to Citywide Contracting not only an excellent Construction Manager but self performing builder and millworker manufacturer that can meet all your needs. Enjoy the show!Follow the Mass Construction Show :LinkedinInstagramTwitterFacebookTikTok

In todays episode ⁠Andrew Mikula⁠ and I cover all things housing production. Laws passed and proposed, ballot questions on ⁠starter homes⁠ and rent control. Then we dive into lawsuits, affordable housing and permitting reform.Thanks to ⁠Citywide Contracting⁠ not only an excellent Construction Manager but also a self perform and millworker manufacturer that can meet all your needs. Enjoy the show! Follow the Mass Construction Show here:⁠Linkedin⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠TikTok⁠Purchase at -> ⁠TeeSpring⁠

In todays episode Greg discuss what leads to construction claims and what you can do from a scheduling, contracts, project management and contractual perspective to prevent ending up in a law suit.Thanks to Citywide Contracting not only an excellent Construction Manager but also a self perform and millworker manufacturer that can meet all your needs.Enjoy the show!Follow the Mass Construction Show here:LinkedinInstagramTwitterFacebookTikTokPurchase at -> TeeSpring 

Thanks to Citywide Contracting not only an excellent Construction Manager but also a self perform and millworker manufacturer that can meet all your needs.Enjoy the show!Follow the Mass Construction Show here:LinkedinInstagramTwitterFacebookTikTok

Today’s episode of the Mass Construction Show is audio from a BTEA Panel on the process prior to bid award. With Josh Bilotta from Walsh Brothers, Allan Fiddes from Lee Kennedy Company and Greg Garvin from GilbaneI’d like to say thank to BTEA for hosting this event and to Citywide Contracting who help us be able to get better at what we do by supporting this podcast.In todays episode the panel will discuss what their firms are expecting from trade partners during the bidding process and where their firms may approach thing differently. There’s a ton of good nuggets in here for subcontractors, GCs and owners so have a listen andEnjoy the show!Follow the Mass Construction Show here:LinkedinInstagramTwitterFacebookTikTok

Blue Collar Bobby is a construction content creator and sales & marketing pro at ARCO, also known for his Dope and Tape show. He discusses how creating educational content has advanced his career and highlights the importance of balancing trendy material with in-depth education for tradespeople. Bobby shares insights on leveraging YouTube and repurposing content, plus his journey from low engagement to viral videos. He emphasizes the value of content in networking and career opportunities, encouraging more tradespeople to showcase their skills online.

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Gary Donovan, founder of Roadplates and a bold construction content creator, shares his journey of turning steel plate rentals into a recognizable brand. He discusses how unorthodox social media strategies, humor, and authenticity help him connect with audiences and generate business leads. Gary also highlights innovations in safety, like skid coatings and the Road Plate Mate magnet stick, and emphasizes the importance of blending safety messaging with humor. His insights on marketing, community involvement, and the evolving construction landscape make for a captivating listen!

Ashley Duval, a planner and law student specializing in land use, dives into Massachusetts' ADU legislation. She explains what Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are and the legal framework guiding their construction. The discussion touches on the Affordable Homes Act, the chaotic rush of towns to draft bylaws, and the Attorney General's review of municipal regulations. They clarify that owner-occupancy isn’t required and outline challenges homeowners face in permit processes, revealing that while the interest in ADUs is growing, hurdles remain.

Scott Reynolds, co-founder of UpCodes and an architect, dives into the complexities of building and fire codes. He shares his journey launching UpCodes to demystify regulations, emphasizing the importance of keeping codes public and accessible. The conversation covers the legal battles faced to ensure transparency, how AI is transforming code compliance, and the tension between safety and overregulation. Scott also discusses the implications of the Pro Codes Act and the need for collaboration in the construction industry to enhance affordability and resilience.