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September 2026

• A 116th Street busway breaks ground, two borough permits, and a tax fight rolls onThe Punch List · September 1, 2026
• Subway cracks, two Williamsburg towers, and a Legionella crackdownThe Punch List · September 1, 2026
• Albany Puts $75 Million on the Table for Community Center ConstructionPublic Works · September 1, 2026
• Emergency Track Work Shut the B Train — MTA's Signals Bid Is Still OpenPublic Works · September 1, 2026
• MTA's LIRR Housing Plan Stalls While Maimonides Clears Another VotePublic Works · September 1, 2026
• From Bedford to Brookhaven Lab, 29 Open Jobs Are Ready to BidSmall Projects · September 1, 2026
• Seventy Elevators at Marcy, and the Clock Just Moved to WednesdaySmall Projects · September 1, 2026
• NYCHA, DOE, and SUCF Want Boilers Fixed — No Nine-Figure Balance Sheet NeededSmall Projects · September 1, 2026
• Two Garages, One Morning: Peekskill's Concrete Restoration DoubleheaderSmall Projects · September 1, 2026
• Long Island Is Building a Library From Scratch — Four Contracts at OnceSmall Projects · September 1, 2026
• A $12 Million Sewer-Plant Job Where the Field Is Already SetSmall Projects · September 1, 2026

August 2026

• The Bridge at Mineola Breaks Ground: $130 Million Mixed-Use on the Old Fortunoff SitePrivate Development · August 31, 2026
• The $85 Million Parking GarageChange Orders · August 31, 2026
• The Curb Is Not Your Staging Yard AnymoreChange Orders · August 31, 2026
• Mental Health Is Now Site SafetyChange Orders · August 31, 2026
• Rebuilding the Building Everybody HatesChange Orders · August 31, 2026
• The 99-Unit CityChange Orders · August 31, 2026
• Crews Went In to Replace Track. The Ground Under It Was Cracked.Public Works · August 31, 2026
• Six Bids on the Glen Cove Avenue Wall — and the High One Was Triple the LowBid Results · August 31, 2026
• A 70-Foot Drop With No Guardrails, Sandbags as Counterweights, Beams Smaller Than the PlansThe Incident Report · August 31, 2026
• $2.6 Million in Construction Grants Awarded to 19 Nassau County LibrariesPublic Works · August 31, 2026
• One Competitor: Nassau County's $21.6 Million Sewer Program Drew Exactly Two BiddersAs-Built · August 31, 2026
• IDA Approves 64-Unit Rental in Great Neck, Cancels West Shore RoslynPrivate Development · August 31, 2026
• A BSA hot seat, a pied-à-terre tax suit, and Bronx foreclosures climbThe Punch List · August 31, 2026
• A greenway fight on the FDR, and a proposed H-1B wage hikeThe Punch List · August 31, 2026
• A UES mega-mansion, a Bushwick filing, and Port Jefferson breaks groundThe Punch List · August 31, 2026
• A troubled tower's columns, DDC turns 30, and a Bronx permit filingThe Punch List · August 31, 2026
• A Chinatown jail tower, two Queens openings, and three wage-rule fightsThe Punch List · August 31, 2026
• A Manhattan busway, two Upstate groundbreakings, and three Midtown leasesThe Punch List · August 31, 2026
• Permits Bounced Back: New York Added 589 Filings and $209 MillionAs-Built · August 31, 2026
• Lysander to Naugatuck: Data-Center Fights Move to Town HallsPrivate Development · August 31, 2026
• Four New Jersey Deals and a Data-Center Moratorium LoopholePrivate Development · August 31, 2026
• OGS Split a $61 Million Dam Repair Into Two Bids Due the Same DayPublic Works · August 31, 2026
• Twelve Public Jobs Hit Their Bid DeadlinePublic Works · August 31, 2026
• DDC's 30th Birthday, and a Bathroom Deadline That Keeps MovingPublic Works · August 31, 2026
• Two Transformer Rooms, One Superfund Record of DecisionSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• Cold Spring Harbor's Parking Lot Bids September 9 — Not September 1Small Projects · August 31, 2026
• Bohemia's Library Is Buying Study Rooms, a Passport Office and a November StartSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• The Sallyport Floor Job Closed at Noon — Now Comes the AwardSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• The Job With No Owner on the Bid Lists Was Willowbrook's Boiler PipingSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• The $4 Million School Job You Can't Bid — Unless You GraduatedSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• Doors, Boilers, and a Dam: One Week's Small Jobs Pile UpSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• Six State Roof and Mechanical Jobs, All Due September 2Small Projects · August 31, 2026
• A 7,000-Square-Foot Ceiling Job Where the Set-Aside Is the StorySmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• State Parks Wants the Hulse House Complex Rebuilt at WildwoodSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• The Yonkers Armory Job Is Four Contracts — and the Big One Got Left Off the ListsSmall Projects · August 31, 2026
• Bidding DASNY's Manhattan Asbestos Job? You Need a City License TooThe Code · August 31, 2026
• Substantial Completion, Builder's Risk, and Mechanics' Liens: This Week's Contract Law ReadsThe Code · August 31, 2026
• Washington Scrapped a Federal Enforcement Rule. The Fallout Is Still Unknown.The Code · August 31, 2026
• 155-Unit Condo Project Heads to Hempstead ZBA on September 2Private Development · August 31, 2026
• The Gas Ban Survived Court. Now It's an Engineering Problem.Change Orders · August 30, 2026
• The City Just Put a Meter on Every Sidewalk ShedChange Orders · August 29, 2026
• DDC Just Posted the Same Sidewalk Job in Four BoroughsThe Bid Desk · August 29, 2026
• Nobody Showed Up: One Week of Defaults at OATH Cost Four Owners $340,000The Incident Report · August 29, 2026
• 77 West 66th restarts, a library breaks ground, and Jersey's new data-center lawThe Punch List · August 29, 2026
• Three Bronx buildings, a Newark refi, and Clinton Hill's next moveThe Punch List · August 29, 2026
• A Soundview housing pitch, a Greenpoint permit, and a NYCHA fireThe Punch List · August 29, 2026
• New York's Permit Pipeline Just Shed $316 Million in a MonthAs-Built · August 29, 2026
• This Isn't a GC Bid Yet. NYCEDC's 140-Unit East Harlem Site Just Entered the Pipeline.Policy & Zoning · August 29, 2026
• Albany's Next Housing Push Is Riding the LIRR, One $38 Million Stop at a TimePrivate Development · August 29, 2026
• Rockpoint and Urby Secure $277 Million for a Paulus Hook TowerPrivate Development · August 29, 2026
• Two NJ Housing Filings, a Data-Center Permit Fight, and a Long Island LoanPrivate Development · August 29, 2026
• Amtrak Breaks Ground on a New NYC Maintenance FacilityPublic Works · August 29, 2026
• Central Park Draws 277 Times the Private Money Flushing Meadows DoesPublic Works · August 29, 2026
• MTA's Elevator Fix, HPD's Housing Count, and a Bathroom Deadline SlipPublic Works · August 29, 2026
• Preferred Construction Wants Subs for Two Different Jobs, Same DaySmall Projects · August 29, 2026
• Two DASNY Bids Carry Asbestos Abatement — And Two Different RulebooksThe Code · August 29, 2026
• Council's Delivery Worker Fight and an E-Bike CrackdownThe Code · August 29, 2026
• The Board Shrank By 19 Jobs. General Contractors Absorbed Nearly All of ItAs-Built · August 28, 2026
• The Most Expensive Habit in Brooklyn Right Now Is Working Through a Stop-Work OrderThe Incident Report · August 28, 2026
• Two site sales, two office leases, and a Staten Island steepleThe Punch List · August 28, 2026
• Two Bronx filings, a tax loophole, and Pennsylvania's data-center orderThe Punch List · August 28, 2026
• New Jersey Adds a Data-Center Reporting Law While Albany's Bill Waits on HochulPrivate Development · August 28, 2026
• RXR and YS Developers Plan a Synagogue Inside a Clinton Hill Housing ProjectPrivate Development · August 28, 2026
• The Maimonides Merger Clears Albany, a Brooklyn Library, and Authority PayPublic Works · August 28, 2026
• Queens Just Got $8.4 Million to Turn Medians Into Flood DefensePublic Works · August 28, 2026
• Twice the Filings, One Super Per SiteChange Orders · August 27, 2026
• Bragg's Office and Mamdani Team Up to Prosecute Wage TheftThe Incident Report · August 27, 2026
• Fireproofing Debris Drifted Off a Boerum Hill Site. The Ticket Was $25,000.The Incident Report · August 27, 2026
• Manhattan Filed Half of NYC's Permit Dollars in 30 DaysAs-Built · August 27, 2026
• $4 billion for the BQE, a Midtown mystery, and 400 units in WestchesterThe Punch List · August 27, 2026
• Three Brooklyn filings, a Bronx builder, and a new advisory councilThe Punch List · August 27, 2026
• Extell Just Spent $65 Million to Grow Its Midtown AssemblagePrivate Development · August 27, 2026
• Fisher Brothers Turns to Tel Aviv to Buy Out JPMorgan's Midtown StakePrivate Development · August 27, 2026
• New Jersey's Data-Center Bans Near 40, and a Bronx Builder Turns HeadsPrivate Development · August 27, 2026
• Maimonides Merger Fight Breaks Just as H+H Runs Five Open JobsPublic Works · August 27, 2026
• A Merger Fight and a Legionnaires Suit Land on NYC Health + HospitalsPublic Works · August 27, 2026
• Half a Million Storefronts Hire Contractors — and Never Post a BidSmall Projects · August 27, 2026
• Four HVAC Contracts Close Today, From Nassau to SaratogaSmall Projects · August 27, 2026
• New York Weighs a Lights-Out Rule for NYC BuildingsThe Code · August 27, 2026
• DDC Has $43 Billion to Build and 86 Openings to FillAs-Built · August 26, 2026
• A Third of H-1B Offers for New York Engineers Sit Exactly at the Legal Wage FloorAs-Built · August 26, 2026
• 731 Bid Results In: Low Bids Are Landing Almost Exactly at EstimateAs-Built · August 26, 2026
• The Doe Fund Breaks Ground on 96 Supportive Units in Hunts PointPublic Works · August 26, 2026
• A Block Struck a Worker at 350 Park — Then the Planks He'd Stood On Were RemovedThe Incident Report · August 26, 2026
• MTA Won't Hit Its 2040 Zero-Emission Bus Deadline, Audit FindsPublic Works · August 26, 2026
• The jail tower breaks ground, multifamily slips, and $277 million lands in Jersey CityThe Punch List · August 26, 2026
• A Brownsville filing, a Soho foreclosure, and the pied-à-terre tax bitesThe Punch List · August 26, 2026
• Queens' thin pipeline, Davis-Bacon back in court, and the data-center rulebookThe Punch List · August 26, 2026
• Data-center NDAs in Pennsylvania, and a Rochester housing signalThe Punch List · August 26, 2026

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