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Court Rejects ‘Piggybacking’ Contracts For Public Works, Requiring New Bid

A section of the General Municipal Law requires that with several narrow exceptions, any contract for public work more than $35,000 must be sent out for public bid. To project against fraud or collusion, the exceptions are narrow and relate to emergency work or a demonstrated need for standardization.

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House Panel Hears Call for Work Safety, Buy America from Transportation Coalition

WASHINGTON—The 2021 federal infrastructure funding law was a much-needed course correction after years of status quo investment, but delivering the surface transportation network our nation deserves is not just a five-year endeavor. The was the core message Gary Johnson, vice president of Watsonville, Calif.-based Granite Construction Inc. who testified on Feb. 26 to members of the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works.

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Gov. Hochul Draws Praise for Boosting NYSDOT Capital Plan by $800M in FY26

A coalition led by the Construction Industry Council of Westchester & Hudson Valley, local union leaders and elected officials is calling on all state lawmakers following Gov. Kathy Hochul’s lead to allocate more funds for the repair and maintenance of the Hudson Valley’s crumbling and pothole-filled state roadways.

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