2-part series discusses certified payroll issues and prevailing wage compliance along with the Davis-Bacon act.  Click here to register now!

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. 

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.

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No one starts a project thinking a delay claim will be part of the construction process, but unplanned events and unforeseen conditions happen which impact and threaten the project’s completion.  When that situation does arise, you want to be prepared to timely address and resolve these issues.  This webinar series is designed to provide practical guidelines and best practice approaches to prepare for and execute the preparation, review and resolution of construction delay claims when they do occur. 

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One of the most common causes of construction claims and disputes is poor contract administration. Industry surveys indicate that this problem is caused by both owners and contractors. This webinar uses 20 “war stories” to illustrate some of the claims caused by this issue and draws from experience lessons learned for both owners and contractors.
 

By participating in this webinar, attendees will:

• Learn that many claims arise when owners or contractors fail to follow the mandates of their contracts.
• Understand that some directives given by owners may be unenforceable under the terms of the contract.
• Discover that contractors do not always understand their obligations under the contract.
• Discern how unresolved claims may well turn into legal disputes.

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Blind reliance upon the written words in a construction contract can be imprudent, as the courts in the United States recognized implied contract obligations for more than a century as a way to supplement and clarify the intent of the contracting parties expressed through the written words of a construction contract. Recognizing, appreciating and understanding the applicability of implied contract obligations will lead to better decisions throughout the life of a construction project. This live webinar will provide those who draft, negotiate, manage and administer construction contracts -whether all the time or once in a blue moon--with the knowledge to effectively deal with implied contract obligations both in the contract itself, and as claims and disputes arise on a construction project.