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September 2026

• Three More New Jersey Financings Close Behind This Week's Bigger DealsPrivate Development · September 11, 2026
• OGS Has Two Nine-Figure Jobs Closing the Same Week in AlbanyPublic Works · September 11, 2026
• OGS Doubles Up With a Twin-Bid Week as MTA Revisits Its TimelinePublic Works · September 11, 2026
• A Red Hook Plant Just Became NYC's First NYSDOT-Approved Concrete SourceSmall Projects · September 11, 2026
• $3.1 Million in FEMA Work Closes Monday. Every Worker on Site Must Be a U.S. Citizen.Small Projects · September 11, 2026
• Six Small Municipal Jobs Close This Week. Half of Them Are Re-Bids.Small Projects · September 11, 2026
• A Fatal Legionnaires Cluster Just Hit the South Bronx. Cooling Towers Are the Prime Suspect.The Code · September 11, 2026
• NYC's New Violations Dashboard Makes Your Sub's Wage History PublicThe Code · September 11, 2026
• A Federal DBE Rule Change Reaches Every MTA Job With Federal MoneyThe Code · September 11, 2026
• A Prime-Pay Ruling and a Fair Housing Reversal Hit Federal JobsThe Code · September 11, 2026
• A World Trade Center Rebuild Veteran Lands at Bravo GroupPrivate Development · September 10, 2026
• The VA Swapped the Wage Sheet on This Brooklyn Ceiling Job. Quotes Close September 15Small Projects · September 10, 2026
• Parks Renews a $6.2M Queens Sidewalk Contract With D&G ElitePublic Works · September 10, 2026
• DOB Just Voided 2,000 Site Safety Cards CitywideThe Code · September 10, 2026
• Two Boiler Filings, One Brooklyn Landlord, Same Defaulted HearingThe Incident Report · September 10, 2026
• Five Tickets, One Elevator Problem: 950 Third Avenue's OATH DocketThe Incident Report · September 10, 2026
• City Council Confirms Mamdani's Zoning Board Pick After a FightPolicy & Zoning · September 10, 2026
• Manhattan's Permit Dollars Rose. Every Other Borough's Fell.As-Built · September 10, 2026
• The MTA Advertised This Fan Plant Job at $10M. Its Own Page Now Says $100M+The Bid Desk · September 10, 2026
• An EV charging groundbreaking and a housing policy push at CouncilThe Punch List · September 10, 2026
• An elevator mandate debate and 2,000 voided safety cardsThe Punch List · September 10, 2026
• A zoning confirmation, a bus fleet RFP, and six real estate dealsThe Punch List · September 10, 2026
• NYCEDC Breaks Ground on JFK Park's EV Charging Hub, No Contract Number YetPublic Works · September 10, 2026
• NYCHA Posts a Basketball Court and an Elevator Job the Same DayPublic Works · September 10, 2026
• NYCHHC Stacks Four Hospital Bids Onto the Same October WeekThe Bid Desk · September 10, 2026
• Three Towers, 2,055 Apartments: Jersey City's Next Downtown MegaprojectPrivate Development · September 10, 2026
• Macklowe Files to Turn 291 Broadway Into ApartmentsPrivate Development · September 10, 2026
• A SoHo Office Sale and Two Jersey City FilingsPrivate Development · September 10, 2026
• HHC Puts $36 Million Into a Brooklyn Maternity Ward FixPublic Works · September 10, 2026
• MTA Says the Brooklyn-Queens Rail Line Is Ahead of SchedulePublic Works · September 10, 2026
• New Legionella Rules Hit Cooling Towers, Plus an Authority Pay ReportPublic Works · September 10, 2026
• HPD Wants Gas Detectors in Apartments. The Rule Isn't Final Yet.The Code · September 10, 2026
• Electrical Fees Rise, Rat Inspections Tighten, and OSHA Fines a Silica ViolationThe Code · September 10, 2026
• DOB Proposes New Rules for Sidewalk Shed Design and Containment NettingThe Code · September 10, 2026
• JRCRUZ Wins $4.3M to Fix Tree-Wrecked Sidewalks in the Bronx and ManhattanThe Bid Desk · September 9, 2026
• Four Teams, and Nobody Else: The Metro-North Hudson Line Bundle Is a Closed FieldThe Bid Desk · September 9, 2026
• A $200 Million Bronx Alteration Beats Every New Building in the CityAs-Built · September 9, 2026
• Six Violations, One Queens Site: Rebar Caps and Missing GuardrailsThe Incident Report · September 9, 2026
• Nesconset Crash That Killed a Construction Worker: Not Guilty Plea EnteredThe Incident Report · September 9, 2026
• One Injury, No Fatality: What DOB's Queens Report Leaves OutThe Incident Report · September 9, 2026
• 477 Willis Avenue Was Cited for No Safety Plan in 2022. A Floor Failure Just Hurt Two Workers.The Incident Report · September 9, 2026
• Two Men Face 12 Felony Counts for Fake DOB Cards. Every One Is Now Void.The Incident Report · September 9, 2026
• Staten Island Scaffold Cited for Missing Mud Sills, Loose PlanksThe Incident Report · September 9, 2026
• Marx Realty Puts $68 Million Into a Park Avenue Hotel-Style RedoPrivate Development · September 9, 2026
• MTA Accelerates IBX Environmental Review, Sets Mid-2027 Bid Target at Wilson AvenuePublic Works · September 9, 2026
• Nassau DA Charges Four Contractors, Recovers $650K in Wage Fraud SweepThe Code · September 9, 2026
• New York's Public Bids Still Draw Nearly Ten Rivals ApieceAs-Built · September 9, 2026
• A Brooklyn excavator fall, a Chinatown jail fight, and a Nassau labor-fraud sweepThe Punch List · September 9, 2026
• A wage-fraud sweep, a cooling data-center pipeline, and slower transit nationallyThe Punch List · September 9, 2026
• Union labor makes its case, and DOB pushes filings digitalThe Punch List · September 9, 2026
• Menin Pushes to Protect Public Access at the Plaza Next to Guastavino'sPolicy & Zoning · September 9, 2026
• PowerBank Lands a 1.6-Megawatt Solar Job at SUNY OneontaPublic Works · September 9, 2026
• PCCP and Agus Holdings Close on a 180,000-Square-Foot Morris Plains CenterPrivate Development · September 9, 2026
• Three New Jersey Deals, a Utica Groundbreaking, and a Data-Center Bill PushPrivate Development · September 9, 2026
• A Thomas Edison Factory in West Orange Just Sold for $131 MillionPrivate Development · September 9, 2026
• A $250,000 Elevator, and a $100 Million ADA Job Right Behind ItPublic Works · September 9, 2026
• Six $100 Million-Plus MTA Contracts Close in Seven WeeksPublic Works · September 9, 2026
• PATH Delays, an Amtrak Sit-Down, and a Squeeze on Cities' Climate FundsPublic Works · September 9, 2026
• Two Bids Close Today. Neither Is Open If You Skipped the WalkthroughSmall Projects · September 9, 2026
• A 60-Day Stair Job in New Rochelle, With a Paving Item That Runs Out of Season on October 7Small Projects · September 9, 2026
• 553 Seats Open at a Brooklyn High School. No Contract Number Comes With It.Public Works · September 8, 2026
• Nine Questions Are Still Unanswered on Patten Hall. Quotes Are Due Sunday.The Bid Desk · September 8, 2026
• The Bronx Transit Death Our Own Roundups Couldn't Name. Now It Has One.The Code · September 8, 2026
• HPD's $600K Emergency Teardown on Anthony AvenuePublic Works · September 8, 2026
• Eight New DOB Violations Span Broken Fences to Bare GuardrailsThe Incident Report · September 8, 2026
• HR W 185 LLC Cited for Defying a Year-Old Vacate Order in the BronxThe Incident Report · September 8, 2026
• Three Brooklyn Sidewalk Sheds Turn Up on the Same OATH DocketThe Incident Report · September 8, 2026
• DOB Hit Five Job Sites With Fall-Hazard Violations on the Same DayThe Incident Report · September 8, 2026
• Two Falls Left Workers Hurt as DOB Logged Four Incidents in Three BoroughsThe Incident Report · September 8, 2026
• A Queens Fence Permit Expired in December. DOB Wrote It Up in July.The Incident Report · September 8, 2026
• Six Front Yards Became Parking Pads. DOB Cited Them All This Week.The Incident Report · September 8, 2026
• Bronx permits, Midtown leases, and a new trash-bin mandateThe Punch List · September 8, 2026
• A Bronx Park reopens, a condo refund, and new worker protections across NYThe Punch List · September 8, 2026
• A Brooklyn middle school contract, an East Williamsburg wrap, and a Gowanus filingThe Punch List · September 8, 2026
• Mold and Pests Aren't Just a Punch List Item Anymore. They're the Law.The Code · September 8, 2026
• Mamdani Opens a City Hall Office to Back Union OrganizingThe Code · September 8, 2026
• NYCHA's Biggest Renovation Pipeline Never Touches NYCHA's Bid PortalPolicy & Zoning · September 8, 2026
• A Connecticut Lawmaker Wants to Stop New Data Centers ColdPrivate Development · September 8, 2026
• New Jersey's Data-Center Fix: More Paperwork, Not Fewer SitesPrivate Development · September 8, 2026
• A Billionaires' Row Lease, 425 Units in Clinton Hill, and Upstate's Data-Center PushbackPrivate Development · September 8, 2026
• A Vineland Violation, a Long Island Moratorium, and Four New Jersey DealsPrivate Development · September 8, 2026
• DOT Breaks Ground on 116th Street Bus Lanes for 65,000 RidersPublic Works · September 8, 2026
• DDC Turns 30, NYCHA's Scaffolding Rules, and a Parks Repair CrewPublic Works · September 8, 2026
• A New DOT Testing Lab and a $4 Billion Expressway PlanPublic Works · September 8, 2026
• A $1.7 Million Bronx Fitness Park Wraps as Flushing Breaks GroundPublic Works · September 8, 2026
• Two CUNY deadlines just moved — one by six weeksThe Punch List · September 8, 2026
• A 100-Ton Chiller in 30 Days, and It Has to Speak TraneSmall Projects · September 8, 2026
• OGS's $110 Million Albany Job Comes With a Project Labor AgreementThe Code · September 8, 2026
• OGS Awards a $110 Million PLA Job as the Scaffold Law Fight ContinuesThe Code · September 8, 2026
• New York's Scaffold Law Debate Is Back. Contractors Still Foot the BillThe Code · September 8, 2026
• 206 of New York's 361 Open Bids Don't Say What Trade They NeedAs-Built · September 8, 2026
• Labor Day for the People Who Build New York: Fewer Jobs, Fewer Injuries, More FuneralsThe Code · September 7, 2026
• Eighty-Five Percent of NYC's Permits Are Alterations, Not New BuildsAs-Built · September 6, 2026
• Every Borough's Permits Cooled. Brooklyn's Big Jobs Cooled Twice as Fast.As-Built · September 6, 2026
• HPD Logs $3.1M Across Four Brooklyn ContractsPublic Works · September 6, 2026
• Hochul Suspends State Road Lane Closures for Labor Day WeekendPublic Works · September 6, 2026
• Two Bronx Buildings, Two $1,250 OATH PenaltiesThe Incident Report · September 6, 2026
• Two Falls in Two Days, Plus a Brooklyn Gas Bypass on DOB's BooksThe Incident Report · September 6, 2026
• Four Properties Cited Again for Violations DOB Never Resolved — One Since 2020The Incident Report · September 6, 2026
• Three Workers, One Stop-Work Order, and a 7-Foot Pit in WhitestoneThe Incident Report · September 6, 2026

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