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What are extensions of time in construction contracts? Learn how contractors can apply for extensions of time (EOT) to avoid liquidated damages for delays in the latest blog from our Construction team, written by Amy Lewis and Estelle Boullet: https://ow.ly/6GZ450QNLx9 #ConstructionLaw #ConstructionContracts #ExtensionsofTime #ConstructionBlog

Looking for any practical tips on what to consider when applying for an extension of time? 🤔⏳ Please read our latest Construction A-Z blog to find out 📝🔗 #constructionlaw #constructionindustry #constructioncontracts #constructionprojects

The next instalment in the construction A-Z…E for extensions of time. A pivotal process to be aware of and follow to try to avoid a dispute and, worst case, escalating to adjudication. #constructionlaw

Listen back to Paul Sheridan, CIF's Director of Main Contracting, speaking on Newstalk Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam about our latest research on the issues facing contractors entering into public works projects. The research highlights the urgent need for further reform of public procurement and contracts in several critical areas to make public infrastructure projects more commercially viable options for construction firms. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/eyUk-HUF #construction #infrstructure #newresearch #Budget25

For commercial and federal construction companies, January isn't just a month—it's a gateway to a realm of bidding opportunities. Explore extended insights on navigating federal construction landscapes, from revitalizing content to fine-tuning pricing strategies:https://lnkd.in/exggxGwZ #ConstructionSuccess #BiddingOpportunities #FederalBidding #FederalConstruction #CommercialConstruction

Discover the untapped potential of government contracts in the construction industry with Bouten Construction Company. Nick Gonzales, Vice President, Bouten Construction Company sheds light on the immense benefits of government contracts. From stability and equity to community growth and partnerships, this read is a game-changer.

In 2023, amendments were made to the Florida Prompt Payment Act, specifically to Chapters 218 and 255, which now require a faster payment process for public construction projects. These changes include a detailed punch list process and mandate the payment of undisputed amounts, with the exception of 150% of the estimated cost to complete any punch list items. To find out more about these changes give ZinnLaw a call to look over your case (239) 418-1529 or go to our website https://www.zinn.law #SWFLconstructionlaw, #Floridalitigator 

John Wolf and Jesus Schuldes, PSP, CEP will be presenting "Project Delays Unlocked: Strategies to Document and Price Costs” at the San Antonio Bar Association Construction Law Section on Wednesday, June 12. Delays on construction projects can cause a cascade of financial issues for contractors and subcontractors. From extended general conditions to unabsorbed home office overhead, idle labor and equipment costs, cost escalation, de-mobilization/re-mobilization costs, and productivity loss, the list of potential delay damages is extensive. John and Jesus will provide valuable insights on the most prudent pricing approaches, focusing on presenting well-supported, well-documented, and legitimate costs tied to impacting events on the project. This presentation will arm you with the knowledge to support, document, and price cost impacts resulting from project delays effectively. To learn more or to register, visit: https://lnkd.in/gpncfx4k Don't miss out on this opportunity to deepen your understanding and manage project delays more effectively! #ConstructionLaw #ProjectDelays #SanAntonioBarAssociation 

In 2023, amendments were made to the Florida Prompt Payment Act, specifically to Chapters 218 and 255, which now require a faster payment process for public construction projects. These changes include a detailed punch list process and mandate the payment of undisputed amounts, with the exception of 150% of the estimated cost to complete any punch list items. To find out more about these changes give ZinnLaw a call to look over your case (239) 418-1529 or go to our website https://www.zinn.law #SWFLconstructionlaw, #Floridalitigator 

Robinson+Cole’s Frederick Hedberg and Will Stoll co-authored an article entitled “Connecticut’s New False Claims Act Increases Risk to Public Construction Participants,” published in CONNstruction magazine, the quarterly publication of the Connecticut Construction Industries Association. The article covers the Connecticut False Claims Act and the expanded potential liability associated with a bill Governor Ned Lamont signed in 2023. “The revisions dramatically expanded potential liability under the False Claims Act, allowing both private citizens and the Attorney General to bring actions under the Act in any context, including the construction industry,” they write. “Contractors and design professionals need to be extra vigilant in ensuring not only that they, but all parties for whom they are responsible, fully comply with all applicable laws and regulations governing claims for payment on all phases of a construction project involving state funding in Connecticut.” https://lnkd.in/d-D5am4H #CONNstructionmagazine #falseclaimsact #liability #constructionlaw