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5 Ways Construction Professionals Keep Our World Running

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5 Ways Construction Professionals Keep Our World Running

September 15, 2025
John Meibers
VP & GM of Deltek ComputerEase

Construction is more than hard hats and heavy machinery-it's the backbone of our communities, our economy and our daily lives. During Construction Appreciation Week, we're shining a spotlight on the skilled professionals who make it all happen, from the crews working tirelessly in the field to the office teams keeping projects organized, compliant and profitable.

Behind every road, bridge, building, and park, there's a team of people working with precision, expertise and dedication. Their work shapes the world and impacts nearly every part of our daily routines.

Here are five ways construction professionals keep our world running:

1. Building the Spaces We Live, Work and Play In

From the houses we call home to the schools where our children learn, construction professionals create the physical environments that define our communities. These spaces are more than just structures-they're where milestones are celebrated, ideas are born and memories are made.

Think about the hospital where a loved one received life-saving care or a movie theater where a young couple had their first date. Every brick, beam and bolt is the result of a carefully coordinated effort between designers, engineers, tradespeople, and project managers. It's not just about constructing walls and roofs; it's about shaping the places that allow us to thrive.

2. Powering Local and National Economies

The construction industry is a major driver of economic growth, employing millions of people across various trades and specialties. Every project, from a small renovation to a large-scale commercial build, creates jobs, not only for contractors and subcontractors but also for suppliers, manufacturers and transportation companies.

The economic impact doesn't stop there. Workers spend their earnings in local communities, supporting restaurants, shops, and service providers. Projects also often lead to long-term benefits, like improved infrastructure that attracts new businesses and residents. The ripple effect is far-reaching, helping both local towns and the national economy grow stronger.

3. Responding to Urgent Needs

When disaster strikes or urgent infrastructure repairs are needed, construction professionals are among the first to respond, whether it is to rebuild homes after a hurricane, repair roads after a flood, or construct temporary facilities during a health crisis. These teams mobilize quickly to meet critical needs.

That same urgency applies to today's growing need for safer schools. With security challenges rising-especially in older facilities-Redlands Unified School District (USD) partnered with Pyro-Comm Systems, Inc. and Vanderbilt to implement a district-wide enterprise access control system. Serving more than 21,000 students across multiple campuses, Redlands USD is taking proactive steps to strengthen lockdown capabilities and protect its community. Together, Pyro-Comm Systems and Vanderbilt are helping meet the critical demand for increased school security.

This ability to adapt and deliver under challenging conditions requires more than skill. It demands resilience, resourcefulness, and a deep sense of responsibility while getting the job done. It's about restoring safety, stability, and hope for communities in need.

4. Driving Innovation and Sustainability

Construction is one of the most innovative industries today. Professionals are constantly adopting new methods, materials and technologies to build faster, safer, and more sustainably. From integrating renewable energy systems into new builds, to using prefabrication for efficiency, to leveraging AI for predictive insights and smarter project management, innovation is everywhere.

Sustainability is also a growing priority. Many construction teams are finding ways to reduce waste, recycle materials and design energy-efficient buildings that benefit both the environment and the people who live and work in them. The work being done today is helping create a future where communities can grow without compromising the planet.

5. Keeping Projects Safe, Compliant and On Track

Behind the scenes, construction projects are supported by countless administrative and management tasks, many of which are critical for safety, compliance, and profitability. From adhering to prevailing wage laws to tracking labor hours and managing complex budgets, success depends on accuracy and organization.

This is where the right tools make all the difference. Solutions like Deltek ComputerEase give contractors real-time access to job costing, payroll, and project data so they can make informed decisions, meet compliance requirements, and prevent costly delays. When technology is working alongside skilled professionals, the entire project benefits.

This Week-and Every Week-We Thank You

Construction professionals are the unsung heroes behind the spaces, systems, and services we rely on every day. Their work builds opportunity, supports communities and improves quality of life for millions.

And to our customers-thank you for trusting Deltek ComputerEase to help keep your projects running smoothly. We know the dedication, long hours, and tough decisions that go into building a stronger tomorrow, and we are honored to be a part of your journey.

At Deltek ComputerEase, we're proud to stand behind the people and businesses that are building a better tomorrow. This Construction Appreciation Week, we celebrate your hard work, your dedication, and your role in keeping our world moving forward-today and for generations to come.


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John Meibers
VP & GM of Deltek ComputerEase
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