Electrical construction work is highly regulated for a reason. The codes exist to help prevent hazards, ensure safety and protect property. However, even experienced crews can miss subtle requirements. Violations may not be obvious, but the impact can be costly or...
Not all construction projects stick to the initial scope of work. Modifications commonly happen. And while they are, in most cases, formally written and approved, at times, they are added without formal change orders. Scope creep is a major problem in the...
Losing a contract award can feel frustrating, especially when you believe your bid deserved consideration. Many contractors in New Jersey face this situation and wonder if filing a bid protest could change the outcome. The process, however, involves strict procedural...
States enact “prompt payment” laws to help ensure that construction businesses and professionals are paid for their services within a reasonable time. New Jersey’s law applies to both public and private construction projects. The law applies to “progress payments” as...
