3 steps for building a strong culture around planning
Project managers and their teams on site should be continuously connected around the same, live version of the programme to … Read more
Asphalt Contractor to Pay $1.75M After False Claims Allegations
A Minnesota asphalt paving contractor has reached a $1.75 million settlement after being accused of using unauthorized gravel materials on … Read more
A Subcontractor’s Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Paid
Taking deliberate steps and paying close attention to contract dates and language will increase the likelihood of getting paid for … Read more
Raise Your Sales By Making Your Equipment Financing More Visible
Can OEM dealers and other sellers of heavy equipment increase their sales by being more proactive about their available financing … Read more
Construction Contract Clauses You’ll Need Post Virus
This pandemic has brought a lot of things into better focus. We no longer take as much for granted, and … Read more
NY Contractor Must Pay $500K for Overtime Violations
A Long Island masonry contractor has reached a settlement to pay $500,000 in back overtime pay and damages to 69 … Read more
Don’t Sign That Release Unless It Says This One Thing. Seriously, Don’t Do It!
Exchanging a release for a check – or a check for a release – should be done with careful attention … Read more
United Rentals Hosts Trench Safety Online Training Seminars
In recognition of the 2021 Trench Safety Stand Down on June 14-18, United Rentals has announced a series of free … Read more
Contractors Are on The Clock and May Not Know It
If you’re a contractor doing any sort of repair, restoration, improvement or construction to a residential property in Florida, and receive a … Read more
“I’ve Got a Doctorate in Hard Knocks.” How This Colorado Contractor Has Weathered the Ups and Down of the Oil Field
The ups and downs of the oil field – always a factor in the Grand Junction, Colorado area of the … Read more
Sharing Fault: Architects and Contractors on the Line
In a number of jurisdictions, it has been the case that an architect can be held liable to a contractor … Read more
Denver viaduct demolition makes way for underground freeway lanes (Video)
The “Mile High Shift” has been completed in Denver, sending up to 200,000 drivers 30 feet underground on the Interstate … Read more