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September 2026

• Strip Out the Unlabeled Bids, and MTA Owns More Than Half the FieldAs-Built · September 6, 2026
• Amtrak's $1 billion groundbreaking, a Bronx transit death, and a craft-worker pushThe Punch List · September 6, 2026
• A transit death, a Penn Plaza redesign, and an AG's developer banThe Punch List · September 6, 2026
• A Bronx transit death, an AG ban, and new Brooklyn permitsThe Punch List · September 6, 2026
• A transit worker's death, Niagara Falls stairs, two Brooklyn filingsThe Punch List · September 6, 2026
• A City Hall bribery arrest, two new renderings, and a tariff warningThe Punch List · September 6, 2026
• The City Just Made Your Subcontractor's Violation History PublicThe Code · September 6, 2026
• 159 Broadway's New Design: 99 Rental Units in WilliamsburgPrivate Development · September 6, 2026
• Suffolk, Hunter Roberts Open the $8 Billion Metropolitan Park Job to M/WBE FirmsPrivate Development · September 6, 2026
• Same Jersey City Tower, Two Loan Numbers: $390 Million or $310 MillionPrivate Development · September 6, 2026
• Jersey City Deals Close as New Jersey Rewrites C-PACE and Data-Center Politics Heat UpPrivate Development · September 6, 2026
• Williamsburg Files a New Project as Nolita Restarts and New Jersey Bans Data CentersPrivate Development · September 6, 2026
• DOT Just Finished an $11 Million Concrete Job. The State's Next One Is Five Times Bigger.Public Works · September 6, 2026
• HPD Hires the Same Firm Twice for $560,000 in Emergency DemolitionsPublic Works · September 6, 2026
• Two NYC Parks Projects Start This Week, Plus a Holiday Lane PausePublic Works · September 6, 2026
• Westbury Turns a Commuter Lot Into a $100 Million Housing ProjectPublic Works · September 6, 2026
• Fifty-two bids close in the two days after Labor Day — and Monday won't help youThe Punch List · September 6, 2026
• A $50 Million Route 9 Rebuild Lands in Sleepy Hollow and TarrytownPublic Works · September 6, 2026
• Seven New Permits, 631 Units, Still No General ContractorPrivate Development · September 6, 2026
• Roofing, Pumps, and a Water Main: Eight Small Jobs Close This WeekSmall Projects · September 6, 2026
• Miss the Walkthrough, Miss the Job: Two Small Bids Already Closed the DoorSmall Projects · September 6, 2026
• The Insurance Endorsement Deciding Who Pays After a Jobsite AccidentThe Code · September 6, 2026
• NYC's Comptroller Just Named Names in a New Violations DashboardThe Code · September 6, 2026
• New Jersey Resets Its Code as Mamdani Rolls Out Housing Picks and a Labor-Shortage PlanThe Code · September 6, 2026
• Albany Finishes a $31.5 Million Paving Push Across Long IslandPublic Works · September 4, 2026
• The State Finished 83 Affordable Units in the Bronx. It Won't Say Where.Public Works · September 4, 2026
• MTA Estimated $10M-$50M for the 4th Ave-9th St Facade Job. The Low Bid Was $6.5 Million.The Bid Desk · September 4, 2026
• The MTA Posted a $5 Million-Plus RFP With the Wrong Job in the TitleThe Bid Desk · September 4, 2026
• NYC Transit Wants Collision-Avoidance Systems Across the Bus FleetThe Bid Desk · September 4, 2026
• Stony Brook's 61,000-Square-Foot Research Lab Goes Out to Bid, Due October 23The Bid Desk · September 4, 2026
• HPD Hands Linear Environmental $2.5 Million for Lead CleanupPublic Works · September 4, 2026
• Data Center Construction Costs Just Jumped 21% Per MegawattPrivate Development · September 4, 2026
• Bronx Hearing Room Handles Fence, Elevator, and Debris Violations Same DayThe Incident Report · September 4, 2026
• Missing Shoring, Cracked Sidewalks: One Bronx Tower, Two DOB ViolationsThe Incident Report · September 4, 2026
• Two Bronx Contractors Fined $1,250 for Ignoring Approved PlansThe Incident Report · September 4, 2026
• DOB Has Filed 29 New ECB Violations, With Fines Up to $10,000 and Hearings AheadThe Incident Report · September 4, 2026
• Missing Guardrails, Missing Permits: Eight DOB Violations This WeekThe Incident Report · September 4, 2026
• Five NYC refinancing deals, an MTA audit, and a wind warningThe Punch List · September 4, 2026
• A Bronx lottery, a Brooklyn permit, and a $178 million transit projectThe Punch List · September 4, 2026
• A 69-Story Jersey City Tower Just Got Its $277 Million LoanPrivate Development · September 4, 2026
• Jersey City, Newark, and White Plains: This Week's Financing DealsPrivate Development · September 4, 2026
• White Plains Lands a $138 Million Loan for 296 ApartmentsPrivate Development · September 4, 2026
• An MTA Audit Found Substation Failures. A $50 Million Fix Is Already Out to Bid.Public Works · September 4, 2026
• NYCHA and Gordian Launch a Mentor Program for Small ContractorsPublic Works · September 4, 2026
• Port Authority's $10 Billion Bus Terminal RFP Lands in October — Get on the List NowPublic Works · September 4, 2026
• A $130 Million Hart Island Ask, a Bush Terminal Materials Hub, a Hospital Merger VotePublic Works · September 4, 2026
• The Private Sector Is Hunting for MWBE Contractors — Here's Every Door We Could FindSmall Projects · September 4, 2026
• Two Campus MWBE Notices Due Today, One Culvert Job Due MondaySmall Projects · September 4, 2026
• New DOB Rule Touches Facade, Wall, and Garage Inspector Credentials — Check YoursThe Code · September 4, 2026
• New York Wants Its Ugly Sidewalk Sheds Gone. DOB Just Wrote the Rules.The Code · September 4, 2026
• DOB Adds New Netting, Fee, and Gas-Detector Rules to the Building CodeThe Code · September 4, 2026
• 850,000 Pounds of Old Paint Are Coming Off the Causeway — and the Bid Date Isn't MovingThe Bid Desk · September 3, 2026
• The Drainage Job Hides a Water Main — and a Hard Deadline on Route 111The Bid Desk · September 3, 2026
• An M/WBE Fencing Deal and a Sidewalk Renewal Split $5.7 Million in New City ContractsPublic Works · September 3, 2026
• Data Centers Are the Only Reason Nonresidential Spending Grew in JulyPrivate Development · September 3, 2026
• Eleven Bidders a Job, and the Estimate Comes Up ShortAs-Built · September 3, 2026
• Three Elevators Cited Out of Service, One Site's Shoring Off PlanThe Incident Report · September 3, 2026
• DOB Logs Five Same-Day Hazard Violations From Chelsea to the BronxThe Incident Report · September 3, 2026
• Two NYC Construction Injuries Reported at Penn Plaza and in the West VillageThe Incident Report · September 3, 2026
• Cracked Facades, Bad Scaffolds, and a Queens Landlord's $45,500 in DefaultsThe Incident Report · September 3, 2026
• A Queens Garage Vanished Without a Permit. The Penalty: $12,500.The Incident Report · September 3, 2026
• Manhattan Takes Half the City's Permit Dollars, Off a Third of the FilingsAs-Built · September 3, 2026
• Three financing deals and an Astoria rezoning filingThe Punch List · September 3, 2026
• Office conversions, an Astoria rezoning, and a troubled tower's columnsThe Punch List · September 3, 2026
• Two Jersey City towers, a biometric bill, and a supertall redesignThe Punch List · September 3, 2026
• A Fatal NYCHA Fire, and the Battery Rules Contractors Already Answer ToThe Code · September 3, 2026
• MTA's $100 Million Chambers Street Overhaul Closes October 14Public Works · September 3, 2026
• A DOT Lab Groundbreaking and a 3-K Seat ExpansionPublic Works · September 3, 2026
• One Year to Close Rikers, and the Jails Still Aren't BuiltPublic Works · September 3, 2026
• CUNY Splits Elevator Work Into Two Contracts, Four HubsSmall Projects · September 3, 2026
• The F Train's Brick Facade Job Closes Tomorrow — and You Bid the Schedule TooThe Bid Desk · September 2, 2026
• An M/WBE Firm Won a Queens Playground Contract, One of Four New City RegistrationsPublic Works · September 2, 2026
• Two Brooklyn Owners Fined $1,250 Each at the Same OATH HearingThe Incident Report · September 2, 2026
• DOB Flags 46 Buildings Citywide for the Same Hazard Code in One DayThe Incident Report · September 2, 2026
• A Worker Fell at 1122 Madison Avenue. DOB Logged It August 24.The Incident Report · September 2, 2026
• One Contractor, Two Brooklyn Job Sites, Same Permit ViolationThe Incident Report · September 2, 2026
• Tied to Rebar: DOB Flags a Brooklyn Scaffold RigThe Incident Report · September 2, 2026
• One Injury Logged on West 14th Street as DOB Complaints Pile UpThe Incident Report · September 2, 2026
• Lanmark Group Is Chasing Subs Across Queens, Brooklyn, and ManhattanSmall Projects · September 2, 2026
• Manhattan's deal flow: six sales, one evacuationThe Punch List · September 2, 2026
• A $360 million supertall site, a struck-down climate law, and seven Queens low-risesThe Punch List · September 2, 2026
• Overdoses Hit Construction Hardest. The City Just Sent a Team to the Jobsite.The Code · September 2, 2026
• NYC Adds New Legionella Rules to Its Decade-Old Cooling Tower LawThe Code · September 2, 2026
• NYC Parks Wants a Citywide Seawall Rebuilt by September 24Public Works · September 2, 2026
• RXR Hands Off a Clinton Hill Site. The New Plan: 425 Units and a SynagoguePrivate Development · September 2, 2026
• New Jersey's Data-Center Pushback Widens as Three Financing Deals ClosePrivate Development · September 2, 2026
• T&E Development Pays $34 Million for a West Chelsea Development SitePrivate Development · September 2, 2026
• AECOM's North River Low Bid Just Became an $18.35M DEP ContractPublic Works · September 2, 2026
• Amtrak Finishes Line 2 of Its East River Tunnel RehabPublic Works · September 2, 2026
• Corbex Lands $18.93 Million to Reroof the Bronx Family CourthousePublic Works · September 2, 2026
• DDC Hands a $48 Million Delancey Street Job to Maspeth Supply CoPublic Works · September 2, 2026
• New York Puts a $4 Billion Number on Its Own Piece of the BQEPublic Works · September 2, 2026
• $2.3 Million for NYC Park Crews and a New Amtrak Rail CommitteePublic Works · September 2, 2026
• This Week's Sub-Bid Windows: A Dam, a Student Center, and the ClockSmall Projects · September 2, 2026
• One $200 Million Permit Is a Third of All Bronx Construction This MonthAs-Built · September 1, 2026
• Nine DOB Incidents, Five Falls, No Deaths in One WeekThe Incident Report · September 1, 2026
• Three Brooklyn Sites Kept Working Through a Stop-Work Order. DOB Fined Each $10,000.The Incident Report · September 1, 2026
• DOB Serves More Than 30 Violations, Two for Live Exposed WiringThe Incident Report · September 1, 2026
• Seven DOB Hearings Defaulted This Week, $38,840 On the TableThe Incident Report · September 1, 2026
• Scaffold Frames Left on a Woodside Roof Among 24 Queens Violations UpheldThe Incident Report · September 1, 2026

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