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By Admin July 1, 2025
At D&S Construction, we’ve been in the game long enough to see how the construction landscape has changed. One of the biggest shifts we’ve seen in recent years is the rise of prefabricated construction and with that, a growing question from clients across Livermore and the Bay Area:
A hard hat is sitting on top of a wooden table.
By Admin July 1, 2025
At D&S Construction, we’ve reviewed and consulted on hundreds of construction bids throughout Livermore and across the Bay Area. If there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s this: Even experienced teams make bidding mistakes and they can be expensive. Whether you're a general contractor, a subcontractor, or a developer reviewing proposals, bidding isn’t just about throwing numbers on a spreadsheet. It’s about understanding the scope, catching hidden risks, and positioning your team to win the job and execute profitably.  So, we’re sharing the most common (and costly) bidding mistakes we see in the field and how to avoid them. If you’re building in Livermore, this one's for you.
A group of construction workers are working on a building under construction.
By Admin July 1, 2025
At D&S Construction, we’ve always said: you don’t build a structure, you build a plan. And in 2025, that plan is smarter, faster, and more precise than ever. With over 40 years of hands-on experience in construction, we’ve seen how preconstruction has evolved from a few line items on a spreadsheet into the critical phase that defines whether a project runs smoothly or becomes a money pit. If you’re a developer, architect, or GC working in Livermore or anywhere in the Bay Area, keeping up with the latest preconstruction trends isn’t optional, it's essential.  Let’s walk through what’s new, what’s changing, and how you can stay ahead in 2025.

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