A commentary explaining court decision about Graycor's handling of a subcontractor payment.

Resources play a vital role in the success of any construction and engineering company, and can be broken down into four main components.

Mountain States Subcontractors grow despite ‘unprecedented’ materials and labor issues.

While some subcontractors thrived in 2021, many pandemic effects continue to challenge 2022 performance, clouding the regional outlook.

Steep inflation has exacerbated what was already a volatile market for construction materials, complicating specialty contractors’ efforts to navigate the post-pandemic environment.

The bill has some contractors concerned about added costs and complications.

Despite recent forecasts by many economists who predict that 2022 will be a robust year for construction, underlying difficulties persist in the form of labor shortages, supply-chain disruptions and the uncertain effects of ongoing inflation. 

Combined brand offers contractor database of Dodge Data and Analytics with subcontractor contacts of the Blue Book Network.

Legislation passed June 2 and set to be signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, limits to three years contractor liabilty for a subcontractor not paying wages.

The Chicago Regional Council of Carpenters was awarded its largest-ever backpay award by the Illinois Department of Labor in ruling that a developer and two subcontractors must pay $1.1 million for violating prevailing wage law on a senior housing project in Northbrook, Ill.