Construction Contracts: Pros and Cons of a Cost-Plus Contract
What is a cost-plus contract and how is it used in the construction industry? This type of contract is also known as a cost-reimbursement contract and is not uncommon. Read...
Get help with everything you need to know about construction payments.
What is a cost-plus contract and how is it used in the construction industry? This type of contract is also known as a cost-reimbursement contract and is not uncommon. Read...
Do you need a Florida contractor's license to perform construction work? Understanding Florida's contractor license requirements is extremely important as the penalties are potentially severe.
The Arizona Prompt Pay Act is one of many tools available to help the construction industry speed up their incoming project payments. Leveraging prompt payment laws can help convince payors...
What is construction manager multi-prime contract? The construction project delivery method can help with time and cost savings but must be coordinated properly to prevent the project from going off...
Without a California contractors license, contractors in California could face fines, penalties, and even misdemeanors or felonies. If you don't want the California Contractors State Licensing Board (CSLB) knocking on...
How to file a Mechanics Lien in Florida. Read this step-by-step guide that goes through all of the steps required to file a mechanics lien in the state of Florida.
Construction industry communication is weak, and the best way to buck that trend is to utilize notices at every point in the payment chain.
Design-Bid-Build projects are the most common projects in all of construction. Read this article to learn about this type of project delivery method and understand its pros and cons.
Massachusetts is one of 32 states nationwide that requires prevailing wages to be paid on public construction projects. This article contains important information about the prevailing wage rules in MA...
Many construction projects require contractors to have a surety bond in place just to bid on the work. If a contractor has tight bond limits, that can restrict his ability...
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