If you understand the risks of Joint Venturing and are prepared to meet them, the use of Joint Ventures may be a relatively low-cost, low-risk way to expand a contractor’s experience, geographical market and technical expertise. Owners will also benefit from learning more about Joint Ventures – what to look for and require of Joint Ventures and what having a Joint Venturer performing their work may mean to them. This presentation will help Owners understand that Joint Ventures may result in their work being performed by entities with broader experience and expertise, and greater financial capacity. 

In any force majeure situation, there are numerous possible effects on a project, as well as resulting time and cost impacts. There are major open questions about how to handle these situations and what actions contractors and owners should take. Mitigation steps are universally paramount, but what are the cost and time recovery remedies that may be available?The exclusive pair of live webinars by recognized experts in the field will review the various scenarios and questions about how the Coronavirus might affect your construction projects,

2-part series discusses certified payroll issues and prevailing wage compliance along with the Davis-Bacon act.

The first program focuses on Federal WH-347 reporting requirements, which then can be translated to state-specific prevailing wage mandates. Certified payroll expert Nancy Smyth will explain the important details you need to know to comply with certified payroll requirements on your government-funded construction project. (Recorded October 23 - available for immediate download).

The second part of the series discusses the information you need to understand the specific requirements of the Davis-Bacon Act, when it applies, and the process necessary to ensure compliance and avoid enforcement actions and potential penalties.