Invitations to bids typically outline the requirements and all materials that a bidder must submit to be awarded a project. A simple unilateral mistake could mean the difference of being
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Providing a safe and healthy work environment is a very important part of your construction company’s daily operations. Though, despite your best efforts, accidents will and do happen. This is
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A breach of contract is defined as a violation of a contract that gives the right to the non-breaching party to recover compensation for damages. A contract may be breached
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What is a Stop-Work Order? A stop-work order is a legal notice that requires an employer to cease all work immediately until the issue(s) outlined in the order have been
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According to Florida’s construction lien law, when a property owner fails to pay the general contractor or the general contractor fails to pay a sub-contractor for their services, supplies, or
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Acceleration is the speeding up of the work process in a construction project by either the general contractor or property owner. The acceleration of a project typically results in the
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With every construction contract comes the risk of the owner failing to compensate for the work performed. Typically, the general contractor is the individual who bears this risk. However, sometimes
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To ensure compliance of Construction Industry standards, OSHA compliance officers visit job sites and conduct random, unannounced inspections. OSHA inspections can be prompted by a number of factors including employee
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Does Your Profession Require a License? By definition, a contractor is any person or company who provides labor or materials to perform a job that includes the repair, alteration, addition,
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What is a Surety Bond? A surety bond is a contract that governs the legal relationship between a principal (contractor), a surety, and an obligee (owner or general contractor), in
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