In an effort to spread awareness about Oregon OSHA’s concerns relating to workplace safety, the agency has developed many resources to assist contractors that want to protect their workers’ safety
Oregon OSHA’s ABCs of Project Site Safety: A – B Read Post »
In the Beaver State, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) trains a watchful eye on the construction industry to ensure that contractors are maintaining safe and healthful project sites.
Oregon OSHA’s ABCs of Project Site Safety: C Read Post »
Federal contracts are hot commodities in the world of construction. Competition is fierce, and winning bids isn’t easy, but if there’s one enormous positive that can’t be ignored, it’s this:
Tips to Prepare for the System for Award Management Read Post »
The federal government and state governments award billions in construction contracts to construction businesses every year, providing contractors with the opportunity to take part in projects that are as important
Are You Ready to Secure More Government Contracts? Follow These Tips Read Post »
Is your construction business going through a dry spell? Can you recall the last time you were awarded a competitive bid? Sometimes, contractors need to take a step back and
Consider These 3 Factors When Reflecting on Past Bids Read Post »
According to Denver’s Green Buildings Ordinance, “cool roof means a roof, or a portion of a roof, containing roof covering materials meeting certain solar reflectance values that mitigate or assist
Defining a “Cool Roof” with Denver’s Green Buildings Ordinance Read Post »
When an owner fails to pay a contractor on time, it creates a domino effect impacting all of the construction professionals that performed work on the project. For a contractor
3 Ways to Seek Payment on a Construction Project Aside From Filing a Mechanics Lien Read Post »
As a construction business owner, your attention may be on project performance, business strategy, and steady growth; however, you never want to overlook what’s right in front of your nose.
4 Construction Contract Mistakes You Never Want to Make Read Post »
In order for contractors to fulfill licensing requirements for work in Tennessee, they must be approved by the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance Board for Licensing Contractors. Licensing is
How to Become a Licensed Contractor in Tennessee Read Post »
If you own a construction business, there will be times that you experience a dispute with another entity. In some cases, the only way to resolve this issue is through
Questions to Consider When Hiring a Construction Litigation Attorney Read Post »
