As projects begin to move through 2026 planning and execution, what patterns are you seeing or anticipating in your estimates? Are there cost drivers, risk factors, or owner expectations that are influencing how you’re building (or will be) building budgets?
Curious what’s standing out for you and what you’re adjusting for in real time.
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