Construction Payment Blog

Devastating forest fires have ravaged the west coast of the US this year. No one was immune from the effects, whether it was damage from the fire itself or the...

Contractor licensing is one of the most important initial steps in becoming a legitimate construction businesses. Holding the proper license helps to protect your payment rights, but it also lets...

Anyone in the construction trade knows that schedule delays are part of the gig. In fact, 80 percent of construction businesses expect delays on at least some, if not all,...

This subcontractors’ guide to Kiewit Corporation can help you learn more about them before signing a contract and starting a project. Whether you’ve worked with one of the nation’s top...

The American Institute of Architects, or AIA, is an organization for design professionals in the construction industry. They produce and sell a suite of construction contract document templates that are...

Bonded projects help protect owners and contractors from defaults and payment issues. If you want to work on these bonded construction projects, you have to be able to get a...

Filing a false lien is a hazardous game to play. Mechanics liens are valuable tools that contractors can use to recover funds in the event of a dispute, but they...

This guide for subcontractors and suppliers can help you learn more about Whiting-Turner before you sign a subcontract. Although working with a large general contractor often presents an incredible financial...

Considering subcontracting with AECOM Construction? You’ve come to the right place. For many suppliers and subcontractors, working with a general contractor like AECOM can be an opportunity to level-up your...

Pennsylvania’s new Construction Industry Employee Verification Act (a.k.a. Act 75) is in effect as of October 7, 2020. The law essentially requires all construction businesses in Pennsylvania to use the...