Resource Highlight: MCAA’s Management Methods Bulletin on How Do I Pick a Project?

December 5, 2025

When choosing which projects to bid on, mechanical construction contractors must evaluate several factors to ensure the project is a good fit for the company and has a high probability of success. MCAA’s Management Methods Bulletin, How Do I Pick a Project?, explores the factors that go into making an informed decision that will increase your company’s chances of successfully winning the bid and completing the project. It’s just one of MCAA’s educational resources that are free to MCAA members as a benefit of membership.

The bulletin explains how to:

  • Assess project fit
  • Review project details
  • Evaluate financial aspects
  • Consider the client and project owner
  • Assess risk factors
  • Examine competition
  • Evaluate internal resources
  • Review legal and compliance considerations
  • Consult stakeholders
  • Make an informed decision

For a full list of available Management Methods Bulletins, visit the Management Methods Bulletins page.

Find all of MCAA’s educational resources in the Resource Center.

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