New York State officials announced on April 7 the start of a $86.7-million pavement improvement project on a nearly five-mile stretch of the New England Thruway (I-95) in Westchester County.
DeFoe Begins Nearly $87 Million Paving Project on I-95/N.E. Thruway Read More »
Save the Date for the Spring Membership Meeting. Sponsorships available.
Spring 2025 Membership Meeting – April 23, 2025 Read More »
Swing into action at our Annual Membership Golf Outing at Westchester Hills Golf Club in White Plains, New York. Challenging golf, awards, lobster/clambake/steak dinner and lots of prizes.
BCA 68th Annual Golf Outing – Monday June 2, 2025 Read More »
New York State officials announced on March 31 the completion of a $66.4-million project that began more than three years ago.
ECCO III Enterprises Completes $66M Bronx Bridge Replacement Read More »
The New York State lawmakers, grappling with bail reform, funding the MTA’s capital plan and predicting the amount and impacts of expected massive cuts in federal funding, have extended the budget deadline from Mon., April 1 to Thurs, April 3.
State Budget Extended to April 3 as Pols Wrestle with Massive Federal Funding Cuts Read More »
Hundreds of local high school students met with experts in the Building Trades to engage in skill-development activities and to learn more about dozens of job opportunities at the premier industry-sponsored career exposition in the Hudson Valley
726 Hudson Valley Youths Learn Job Skills At 24th Annual Construction Career Day Read More »
Rockland County Executive Ed Day announced on March 28 the launch of www.envisionrockland.com, a website dedicated to the Countywide Comprehensive Plan update.
Rockland Launches New Website For Countywide Comprehensive Plan Read More »
A downstream contractor has no contractual relationship with a project owner; that relationship is between the general contractor (or, here, the construction manager, Hill) and the owner.
Court Reminds Upstream Contractors To Adequately Protect Pass-Through Claims Read More »
The American Society of Civil Engineers released its annual report card on America’s infrastructure last week and gave it a grade of “C.”
ASCE Report Card: Spending Gap to Fix U.S. Infrastructure Climbs to $3.7 Trillion Read More »
