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September 2026

A $6.97 Billion Subway Number and a Five-Year Light-Rail EstimatePublic Works · September 19, 2026
MTA Puts a $6.97 Billion Number on Second Avenue Subway's Next LegPublic Works · September 19, 2026
A Woman-Owned Firm Just Landed an $8.94 Million NYPD JobPublic Works · September 19, 2026
Three Prime Contractors Are Shopping for Certified Subs This WeekSmall Projects · September 19, 2026
Three MEP Bids Open This Week. Miss the Walkthrough and You're Locked Out.Small Projects · September 19, 2026
New York Wants Construction Pay Reporting. Is Your Payroll Ready?The Code · September 19, 2026
HUD Just Shortened the Clock on Old Accessibility ClaimsThe Code · September 19, 2026
A Federal Chemical-Safety Ranking and a Contract-Terms WarningThe Code · September 19, 2026
Central Park Zoo's HVAC Contract Goes to the Zoo, Not a Mechanical SubPublic Works · September 18, 2026
City Pension Funds Put $300 Million Behind Union-Built HousingPublic Works · September 18, 2026
Two Spec Sections Are Missing From a Federal Building Bidding in Seven DaysThe Bid Desk · September 18, 2026
A Quiet Day on the Blotter, But the Elevator Complaints Are Piling UpThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
DOB's Wednesday Violation Sweep: Elevators, Gutters, and a Locked DoorThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Tuesday's ECB Blotter: Sidewalk Sheds, Unpermitted Work, and a Loose NetThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
The Blotter: 100 DOB Complaints Filed Across the CityThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
The Blotter: 30 New ECB Violations Hit NYC Job Sites This WeekThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Four Elevator Complaints Hit DOB's Queue in Two DaysThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
This Week's Manhattan OATH Hearing Calendar: Permits, Elevators, FacadesThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Nine Bronx Active-Site Violations Head to Hearing ThursdayThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
One Brooklyn Inspection Found a Live Gas Line and Four More ViolationsThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Three Brooklyn Jobs Cited for Ignoring Their Own Approved PlansThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Five New DOB Complaints, From SoHo to Coney IslandThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Four Construction Incidents Hit DOB's Log in Two Days. Three Workers Were Hurt.The Incident Report · September 18, 2026
U.S. Bank Cited for Drainage Violation at Staten Island PropertyThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Four Boroughs, Four Falls: DOB's Incident Log This WeekThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
DOB: Brooklyn Contractor Finished the Job After a Stop-Work Order Was PostedThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
4 Hurt in Hudson Yards Scaffold Collapse, ABC7 ReportsThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
A Worker Fell Running Camera Wire at a Myrtle Avenue SiteThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Six Manhattan Sites Cited for Sheds and Scaffolds Built Off-PlanThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
DOB Logs 42 Active-Hazard Violations in One Day, All Five BoroughsThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
One Brooklyn Building Racked Up $17,500 in DOB Violations in a Single DayThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Last Defendant Pleads Guilty in Fake Safety-School Case Tied to UWS DeathThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Worker Injured in Fall at Brooklyn Jobsite on State StreetThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
A Bronx Landlord Defaulted on Three Violations at One AddressThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Final Defendant Pleads Guilty in NYC's Fake Safety-Training SchemeThe Incident Report · September 18, 2026
Two Manhattan-Queens deals and two Bronx-Queens permit filingsThe Punch List · September 18, 2026
Six stories on the wire todayThe Punch List · September 18, 2026
An AI funding round and a Bronx RFP round out the weekThe Punch List · September 18, 2026
NYCEDC Opens a Mass Timber On-Ramp for Housing BuildersPolicy & Zoning · September 18, 2026
Four NYCHHC Hospital Jobs Close the Same Day — With No Estimates PublishedThe Bid Desk · September 18, 2026
Voters Cut a Council Member's Zoning Veto. She's Still Using It.Policy & Zoning · September 18, 2026
Massena Just Voted to Stay Open for Data Centers the State Can't TouchPrivate Development · September 18, 2026
New Jersey Weighs Its Own Six-Month Freeze on Data CentersPrivate Development · September 18, 2026
New Jersey Weighs a Second Way to Slow Down Data CentersPrivate Development · September 18, 2026
New York Wants $1 Million a Megawatt Before Data Centers RestartPrivate Development · September 18, 2026
A Times Square Loan, a Bronx Casino Loan, and a Jersey City Tower's $390 MillionPrivate Development · September 18, 2026
Rudin Gets $175 Million to Turn a Midtown Office Tower Into ApartmentsPrivate Development · September 18, 2026
Extell Closes $1.25 Billion to Keep Building Its Times Square TowerPrivate Development · September 18, 2026
MTA's Own Chair Just Said No to Penn Station's Federal RedesignPublic Works · September 18, 2026
A Finished New Jersey Bridge Is Gateway's Proof It Can Deliver the Big OnePublic Works · September 18, 2026
A Delayed Park Breaks Ground, DEP Names New Borough ChiefsPublic Works · September 18, 2026
SCA Opens a New Queens High School — And Frees Up a GC's Bonding LinePublic Works · September 18, 2026
One Job, Two Listings: Read Both Before You BidSmall Projects · September 18, 2026
Staten Island Files More Jobs, Less Money Behind ThemAs-Built · September 18, 2026
NYC Wants to Define What Counts as Legal Netting OverheadThe Code · September 18, 2026
NYC's Energy Code Just Moved the Compliance Line AgainThe Code · September 18, 2026
Six City Rules Move at Once: Sheds, Fees, and InspectionsThe Code · September 18, 2026
A 2023 Crane Fire Just Became a Citywide Hardware MandateThe Code · September 18, 2026
A Storm-Damage Contract With No Concrete In ItThe Bid Desk · September 18, 2026
An Expediter Got Banned for Forging DOB ApprovalsThe Code · September 17, 2026
Six Bidders Chased a Harlem Library Job. The Low Number Still Beat the City's EstimateThe Bid Desk · September 17, 2026
Two Bidders, $3.5 Million Apart, on a Bronx Sewer JobThe Bid Desk · September 17, 2026
Three Vendors, $70,000 Apart, on the MTA's Third Rail Alarm BoxesThe Bid Desk · September 17, 2026
DDC's Landmark Facade Job Anchors $8.8M in New ContractsPublic Works · September 17, 2026
DASNY Prices a Four-Building Fire Pump Job at $2.9M to $3.2MThe Bid Desk · September 17, 2026
Queens Homeowners Fight an IBX Station Before It's Even BuiltPublic Works · September 17, 2026
Manhattan Filed Fewer Jobs Overnight. The Dollars Went Up AnywayAs-Built · September 17, 2026
MTA Bundles Wilson Avenue Into a Seven-Station Design-Build PackagePublic Works · September 17, 2026
The Last Second Avenue Subway Contract Just Opened QualificationsPublic Works · September 17, 2026
An IBX fight, a CNG bus reversal, and a Hudson Yards tax askThe Punch List · September 17, 2026
A Queens groundbreaking, a UWS church filing, and two Manhattan office dealsThe Punch List · September 17, 2026
A crane collapse in Jersey and a $174M federal base jobThe Punch List · September 17, 2026
NYCHA Splits One Bronx Tile Job Into Six RFQsThe Bid Desk · September 17, 2026
Two Bronx and Times Square Loans, Three New Jersey Land MovesPrivate Development · September 17, 2026
An MTA Official Had to Say a Queens Station Repair Is 'On Track'Public Works · September 17, 2026
HDC Closed on 229 Bronx Senior Units. Three More Projects Just Got Listings.Public Works · September 17, 2026
MTA Makes a Timeline Admission While Bronx Housing Pipeline GrowsPublic Works · September 17, 2026
Four NYSDOT Jobs, One Bid Date: Sept. 17Small Projects · September 17, 2026
$300 in One Quarter Is All It Takes — New York Calls You an EmployerThe Code · September 17, 2026
The Interborough Express Is Half-Funded With No Construction Start DatePublic Works · September 17, 2026
DOT Hands a $1.9M Asphalt Inspection Job to Twin PeaksThe Bid Desk · September 16, 2026
CUNY Sends $190K to an Engineering Firm for Garage RepairsPublic Works · September 16, 2026
A Citywide Construction Rule Closes for Comment in Three DaysThe Code · September 16, 2026
Four CUNY Mechanical Bids Close in a Three-Week SpanThe Bid Desk · September 16, 2026
DASNY Wants MWBE Firms Only for a Medgar Evers Hot Water JobThe Bid Desk · September 16, 2026
A rule deadline, a conversion setback, and an IBX rendering updateThe Punch List · September 16, 2026
Two groundbreakings, a data center spill, and a Soho office saleThe Punch List · September 16, 2026
Three Manhattan Office Towers File Multimillion-Dollar Systems PermitsPrivate Development · September 16, 2026
H+H Puts $4.8 Million Into Gun Hill. No Scope Yet.Public Works · September 16, 2026
One Parks Project Gets Funded. Another Is Still Waiting.Public Works · September 16, 2026
Vision Zero Gets a Reboot. The Contracts Come Later.Public Works · September 16, 2026
$9.5 Million, Then $89 Million, Then $382 Million on One Staten Island CampusPublic Works · September 16, 2026
Staten Island's $89 Million Site-Prep Job Was 255 Wells, 600 Feet DeepPublic Works · September 16, 2026
One Door Closed at PS 171, Five MWBE Doors Open This WeekSmall Projects · September 16, 2026
A New Payroll Law Has a December 8 Deadline. Have You Heard of It?The Code · September 16, 2026
The IRS Gives Out EINs Free. A Fake-Site Industry Wants to Charge You for the Same Form.The Code · September 16, 2026
Two Contractors, Same Block — One Owes Sales Tax and One Doesn'tThe Code · September 16, 2026
Your DBA Goes to a Courthouse or a Mailroom in Albany — Never BothThe Code · September 16, 2026
A Contractor With Zero Employees Still Needs This Form to Pull a PermitThe Code · September 16, 2026
NYC's Carbon Law Passed Round One. Round Two Needs Real ConstructionThe Code · September 16, 2026