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September 2026

• Nine GCs Bid a Rockland Psych Center Job. One Beat the Field by $3.4 MillionThe Bid Desk · September 23, 2026
• Four Bids, $100 Million Apart, for One Fan Plant JobThe Bid Desk · September 23, 2026
• A $36.7 Million Floor at 1 Centre Street Has Now Outlasted Five Bid DatesThe Bid Desk · September 23, 2026
• DOB Wants to Rewrite Its Hearing Rules. The Draft Is Open Now.The Code · September 23, 2026
• Two ECB Violations, Two Different Paperwork TrapsThe Incident Report · September 23, 2026
• Twenty Tickets, One Brooklyn Hearing Room, Wednesday MorningThe Incident Report · September 23, 2026
• A Detached Cornice on Amsterdam Avenue, Two Dead Elevators in ManhattanThe Incident Report · September 23, 2026
• Worker Falls at Queens Job Site, DOB Logs One InjuryThe Incident Report · September 23, 2026
• Manhattan's Filing Total Dropped $88 Million Overnight — Same Amount of Work FiledAs-Built · September 23, 2026
• MTA Puts a Bronx Bus Depot Roof Out to BidThe Bid Desk · September 23, 2026
• Eight Stories on the Wire TodayThe Punch List · September 23, 2026
• A DOB Rule Draft, a $300M Housing Pledge, and a Meltzer Tower RumorThe Punch List · September 23, 2026
• Parks' $11 Million Seawall Bid Slides to November, With No Pay Line for Dirty SoilThe Bid Desk · September 23, 2026
• NYCHA Built a Model Apartment. It's a Preview of the Next Retrofit Bid.Public Works · September 23, 2026
• Six NYCHHC Bids, Four Hospitals, No Price Tags in SightThe Bid Desk · September 23, 2026
• 1,000 Results, Zero Movement OvernightAs-Built · September 23, 2026
• A Fourth Nine-Figure Conversion Loan Lands, This Time on Wall StreetPrivate Development · September 23, 2026
• Three Construction Loans, Three Cities, Same Week: What Lenders Are Actually Betting OnPrivate Development · September 23, 2026
• Data Center Moratoriums Split Town by Town in New York and ConnecticutPrivate Development · September 23, 2026
• Albany Marks an I-81 Milestone. Syracuse Contractors Should Read the Fine Print.Public Works · September 23, 2026
• Two MTA Station Updates and a NYCHA Tech ShowcasePublic Works · September 23, 2026
• Two Yonkers Jobs, Two Sizes: An Armory Rebuild and a Gym Floor SandSmall Projects · September 23, 2026
• 20,000 Fake Safety Cards Are Already on Your Job SiteThe Code · September 23, 2026
• A Short Fall Doesn't Automatically Trigger the Scaffold LawThe Code · September 23, 2026
• Asbestos Drywall Rules, a $410 Million Energy Deadline, and Your Sub's Injured WorkerThe Code · September 23, 2026
• 100 Gold Street's Conversion Just Tripled in Ambition: 4,000 UnitsPrivate Development · September 22, 2026
• DASNY Prices a Four-Building Brooklyn College Fire Job at $3.2MThe Bid Desk · September 22, 2026
• The PABT Deck-Over Is the Job Nobody's Bidding On YetPublic Works · September 22, 2026
• Albany Just Funded 89 Playgrounds. The Bids Aren't Posted Yet.Public Works · September 22, 2026
• No New Violations Today. 100 Complaints Are Still Just Calls.The Incident Report · September 22, 2026
• Six Bronx Sites, Same Week: Sidewalk Sheds and Expired Permits Add UpThe Incident Report · September 22, 2026
• Two Defaulted DOB Orders, Same Corona Address, Same Hearing TomorrowThe Incident Report · September 22, 2026
• Twenty Queens Buildings, One Hearing Day: The ECB Docket for September 22The Incident Report · September 22, 2026
• One Prime, Two Thruway Contracts, Same Sub-Bid DeadlineThe Bid Desk · September 22, 2026
• Two Manhattan Filings, a Queens Megaproject Talk, and an Airport Fiber CutThe Punch List · September 22, 2026
• Greenpoint Fills In While National Groundbreakings Keep FallingThe Punch List · September 22, 2026
• State Capital Grants: 89 Playgrounds, 341 Housing Units, One Heating ProgramThe Punch List · September 22, 2026
• New Jersey's DOT and Property Office Own 17% of All Tabulated BidsAs-Built · September 22, 2026
• The Board Grew by 37 Bids Overnight. Half Still Have No Trade Tag.As-Built · September 22, 2026
• CUNY Pays $201 Million for a Landmarked Bronx Post OfficePrivate Development · September 22, 2026
• Hard Rock's Queens Casino Is Running Its Own $25 Million Loan FundPrivate Development · September 22, 2026
• Two More Conversion Loans Land Outside New YorkPrivate Development · September 22, 2026
• A Brooklyn NYCHA Heating Job Is About to Win a National AwardPublic Works · September 22, 2026
• One Lab Groundbreaking, One Angle We Hadn't CoveredPublic Works · September 22, 2026
• A Construction Crew Cut One Fiber Line. Three Airports Stopped Flying.The Code · September 22, 2026
• Two Electrical Bids Close This Week, One With a Locked Bidder ListSmall Projects · September 22, 2026
• One Armory, Four Bid Packages, and 100 Firms Already CirclingSmall Projects · September 22, 2026
• DOB Will Now Charge You for an Inspector's Wasted TripThe Code · September 22, 2026
• One DOB Fee, One Lien Law PrimerThe Code · September 22, 2026
• DASNY Opens Two Fronts at the Same John Jay College BuildingThe Bid Desk · September 21, 2026
• Groundbreakings Fell 25% in August. Megaprojects Slowed Too.Private Development · September 21, 2026
• Hochul Adds Data Center Rules the Same Week a 90-Mile Power Line ClearsPolicy & Zoning · September 21, 2026
• Nine Bronx and Brooklyn Contractors Default on Site-Safety TicketsThe Incident Report · September 21, 2026
• Five Falls and Scaffold Incidents Hit DOB's Books This WeekThe Incident Report · September 21, 2026
• Work-Zone Camera Fines Start Tuesday, No More WarningsThe Punch List · September 21, 2026
• Housing Capital Keeps Moving: LIC Towers, a $300M Pension Bet, and a National Starts DropThe Punch List · September 21, 2026
• A Data Center Freeze, a 25% Drop in Groundbreakings, and an Astoria Site SaleThe Punch List · September 21, 2026
• NJDOT Puts 38 Miles of I-78 Fiber Out to BidThe Bid Desk · September 21, 2026
• NYC's Mass Timber Program Wants Housing Projects Now, Not DemosPolicy & Zoning · September 21, 2026
• NYCHA's Holdout Tenants Are a Demo Contractor's Schedule ProblemPublic Works · September 21, 2026
• NYSOGS Prices Three Jobs From $1M to $20M, Same Bid DateThe Bid Desk · September 21, 2026
• Six New Bids Hit the Board. None of Them Got a Trade Tag.As-Built · September 21, 2026
• A Brooklyn Conversion Mishap Is Now an Insurance Case StudyThe Code · September 21, 2026
• A 639-Unit Conversion Adds to Midtown East's Traffic JamPrivate Development · September 21, 2026
• Connecticut Towns Turn on Data Centers They Just ApprovedPrivate Development · September 21, 2026
• New Jersey's Industrial Market Keeps Trading HandsPrivate Development · September 21, 2026
• Ohio Has 125 Data Center Moratoriums. New York Has One.Private Development · September 21, 2026
• NYSDOT Breaks Ground on a Lab, Not a BridgePublic Works · September 21, 2026
• Two Boilers, Two Armory Trades, One Sub Bid WindowSmall Projects · September 21, 2026
• One $200M Filing Aged Out and the Bronx Lost $217M OvernightAs-Built · September 20, 2026
• SBS Sends $1.7M to NYCEDC for a Bushwick Market UpgradePublic Works · September 20, 2026
• A $167 Million Supportive-Housing Job Breaks Ground in ChelseaPublic Works · September 20, 2026
• An Electric Bus Pilot Skips the Depot RebuildSmall Projects · September 20, 2026
• MTA's Work-Zone Speed Cameras Go Live Sept. 22, Fines and AllThe Code · September 20, 2026
• A Chelsea Groundbreaking, a Mass Timber Call, and a Housing CalendarThe Punch List · September 20, 2026
• A Queens Groundbreaking and a Data Center FrameworkThe Punch List · September 20, 2026
• One Queens Boulevard Filing Clears Plan ReviewThe Punch List · September 20, 2026
• Three More NYCHHC Jobs Close October 14. Still No Price Tags.The Bid Desk · September 20, 2026
• Macklowe Files to Expand 809 Madison, Up and OutPrivate Development · September 20, 2026
• A $70 Million Gowanus Tower Leads This Week's DOB FilingsPrivate Development · September 20, 2026
• SCA Prices a Bronx Roof Job at Exactly $4,000,001The Bid Desk · September 20, 2026
• A $1 Billion Tunnel Job Heads to Skanska-Walsh-TraylorThe Bid Desk · September 19, 2026
• A Buried Bronx Creek Comes Back for $149.6 MillionThe Bid Desk · September 19, 2026
• Three Bridges, One Taxiway: A Look at the Week's Smaller AwardsThe Bid Desk · September 19, 2026
• DDC Registers $25.3 Million, One Contract Goes to a MuseumPublic Works · September 19, 2026
• Brooklyn's First Ritz-Carlton Condo Has to Clear LPC FirstPrivate Development · September 19, 2026
• DOB Hits Five Sites With Its Most Severe Violation in One DayThe Incident Report · September 19, 2026
• Midtown Building Owner Fined Twice for Ignoring DOB OrdersThe Incident Report · September 19, 2026
• Hochul Breaks Ground on a $2.8 Million Mineola JobPublic Works · September 19, 2026
• A zoning deadline closes today, DOB updates its gas-piping FAQThe Punch List · September 19, 2026
• A Landmarked Hotel Conversion and a Gravesend School AdditionThe Punch List · September 19, 2026
• An Office-Conversion Story and Two Loose ThreadsThe Punch List · September 19, 2026
• New Jersey's DOT Quietly Outpaces Every Agency on the BoardAs-Built · September 19, 2026
• NYCHHC Stacks a Radiation Suite, a Steam Plant, and a Roof on One DateThe Bid Desk · September 19, 2026
• Three OGS Jobs Close the Same Day, and for Once OGS Published EstimatesThe Bid Desk · September 19, 2026
• The Zoning Fights Over Office Conversions Are Basically OverPolicy & Zoning · September 19, 2026
• Half This Board Has No Trade Label. That's Where the Work Is HidingAs-Built · September 19, 2026
• Columbia Filed $3.6 Million in Plumbing Work. It's Not the Only One.Private Development · September 19, 2026
• Fourteen States Now Weigh the Freeze New York Already HasPrivate Development · September 19, 2026
• Conversion Financing Keeps Stacking Up Across the BoroughsPrivate Development · September 19, 2026

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