Notice Provisions in Related Contracts May be Binding
In New York, a subcontractor may be bound by notice provisions in the contract between the prime contractor…
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OSHA Stops Publication of Workplace Safety Violators
The new administration has ended what critics called a campaign of public shaming. The Occupational Health and Safety…
February 22Lessons Learned from Dakota Pipeline Permitting Process
The permitting process for major projects is a complicated, disorganized boondagle. The permitting process for large, multistate infrastructure…
February 22“Blacklist Provision” On Hold
The Obama Administration rules requiring contractors to report “violations” are now on hold. An article in Federal Construction…
February 22Thank You for Joining Us at CSC 2016!
We’d like to thank everyone who came to this year’s Construction SuperConference in Las Vegas! We hope you…
January 5Opinion—A Blueprint for Expediting Federal Building Permits
Sen. Dan Sullivan’s proposals are worth considering. Revitalizing federal construction projects is a two-step process. First, Congress and…
January 5Major Water Infrastructure Bill is Now Law
The bill should provide construction funding for the long-term On Dec. 16, 2016, President Obama signed into law…
January 5New Accounting Rules Raise Challenges for Publically Traded Companies
Compliance with new SEC requirements can be time consuming and difficult. The federal government has established new revenue-recognition…
January 5New Coal Industry Rules Adopted by DOI
The Obama administration adopts stricter “cleanup” rules for mining. Darryl Fears, in an article in The Washington Post,…
January 5Industry Lobbyists Are Preparing for a Pro-Business Congress
The construction industry can benefit greatly if Republicans undo parts of the Obama legacy. For eight years the…
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