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American Public Works Association – Weekly Education Calendar

By Nancy Smyth, on April 13th, 2010.

APWA Presents: Click, Listen & Learn Classics for only $59 – Bridge Maintenance REBROADCAST April 27

Register Now for APWA’s Self Assessment Workshop on April 20, 2010 – Rolling Meadows, IL

Take Advantage of APWA’s FREE Online Mentoring Call on April 22, 2010: “The Secrets to My Success”

Learn How to Create Your Own [Read the full article...]

Public Contracting Consultant Services

By Nancy Smyth, on September 16th, 2009.

State of Washington – Michael E. Purdy Associates guides public agencies and contractors in managing the complex world of public [Read the full article...]

What happens when a contractor fails to pay prevailing wages and submit certified payroll reports?

By Nancy Smyth, on June 19th, 2009.

When a contractor works on Federal and/or state funded construction projects and fails to pay the appropriate “prevailing wages” or overtime to their employees and/or fails to submit the required “certified payroll reports” to the appropriate agencies —- well it’s pretty serious [Read the full article...]

Economic Recovery Resource Center

By Nancy Smyth, on March 26th, 2009.

Almost 20% of the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will be spent on improving the nation’s infrastructure, this means that their will be more and more “public works” construction projects that require certified [Read the full article...]

3 Key Steps for Shifting to Public Works Projects

By Nancy Smyth, on February 27th, 2009.

The current economic situation has dealt a serious blow to both homebuilders and commercial contractors. Like all downturns to the economy, this too shall pass; but, experts predict that it will take quite awhile for everything to stabilize.

However, all is not lost…..

Public Works construction could thrive. If you listen to the news and read construction trade newsletters you hear that part of President-Elect Obama’s economic stimulus plan includes investing in our country’s infrastructure; which means public works construction projects. [Read the full article...]