Construction contracts can be complex and often favor contractors, but boards can negotiate cost controls, proper insurance, and retainage to ensure a successful project.
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Boards Must Be Savvy in Negotiating Construction Contracts
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Construction Contracts: Mind Your Language!
Is it repair or restoration? The wrong word could cost you.
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Kinks in the Supply Chain Pinch Co-op/Condo Projects
A scarcity of workers and supplies crimps capital projects.
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The New Abnormal
The sound of nail guns and saws is now music to her ears.
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Navigating the Construction Slowdown
Many boards and workers are way about pushing forward.
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Maintenance: Planning & Phasing
A simple lesson in planning a restoration project.
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If You See Something, Say Something
Steel degradation on the lower floors of an Upper West Side building caused immediate action to be taken.
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Access Terms Are Negotiable
Construction projects are bothersome in a crowded city like NYC.
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Paving Like It’s 1899
She turned old cobblestones from trash to treasure.
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Happy to Be Involved
Peter Pisapia, on top of the situation.
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