As insurance underwriters become more selective and add restrictive endorsements, contractors should negotiate terms before renewal or find a broker who understands the market and construction.
Mediating Contract Claims and Disputes at the ASBCA
Here are six key factors contractors should know about mediating contract claims and disputes at the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals.
COVID-19 Workplace Safety Guidance for Federal Contractors
Federal contractors and subcontractors providing services to the federal government should begin preparing now to implement guidelines for COVID-19 workplace safety.
Defects, Delays and Change Orders
Depending on how defects, delays and change orders are handled, the effects could be long-term and expensive.
Contractor’s Defense of Premature Miller Act Payment Bond Claims
On federal projects, subcontractors can make a payment bond claim if the contractor fails to pay them. However, a contractor’s surety cannot rely on a conditional payment clause to defend against the claim.
How to Navigate Scheduling Impacts From Labor Shortages and Construction Materials Price Increases
Delays don’t have to derail work entirely. Documentation and adaptability are essential to creating better outcomes for all parties.
The Best Laid Plans: Contingency in a Construction Contract Part II
Determining who controls contingency funds and what costs can be charged is a project-specific determination depending on the needs of the project and views of the project participants.
Liquidated Damages: Six Points Contractors Should Understand
Here’s practical guidance on how contractors can manage liquidated damages.










