Encouraging a Merit-Shop Philosophy for Government Contracts
What the Supreme Court's affirmative action strike-down means for the future of government contracting.
Doubling Down on Davis-Bacon
The Biden administration’s new rule updating prevailing-wage regulations makes a flawed process worse—and is bad news for the construction industry.
More In-Depth Details on the Davis-Bacon Act Overhaul
Learn more on the new overhaul of the Davis-Bacon Act and its impact on the construction industry.
New Prevailing Wage Rule Will Impact Construction Industry
The U.S. Department of Labor made its most significant overhaul to the Davis-Bacon Act in decades. Here's how that could impact the construction industry.
Mission Accomplished: Construction and the FRA
The newly signed Fiscal Responsibility Act raises the federal debt limit—while also delivering much-needed reforms to the federal permitting process.
New Florida Bill Shortens Time for Construction-Defect Lawsuits
Senate Bill 360 implements changes and modifications to certain statutes of the Florida Building Code.
Deescalating Hyper Escalation
Legislation at the federal and state levels would address record materials price increases in public procurement.
Rethinking NEPA
The federal permitting process needs to be reformed—starting with an overhaul of the National Environmental Policy Act.
