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August 2026

• NYCEDC Opens Its First Pilot Hub for Reused Building Materials — in Sunset ParkPolicy & Zoning · August 26, 2026
• NYCHA floor-tile job for Queens-Staten Island: bids due Sept. 25The Punch List · August 26, 2026
• NYCHA and Gordian Will Mentor Small Contractors Into the JOC PipelinePublic Works · August 26, 2026
• NYSDOT wants design help for Bronx flooding fixes — due Sept. 17The Punch List · August 26, 2026
• Citywide Permits Are Climbing. The Multifamily Jobs That Employ GCs Aren't.Private Development · August 26, 2026
• Two Office Landlords Filed $10.6 Million in Renovations — Not ConversionsPrivate Development · August 26, 2026
• Jersey City Bans Data Centers on Industrial Land. Three NJ Towns Followed.Private Development · August 26, 2026
• Rockland's Data Centers Landed $320 Million — New York's Freeze Says Not YetPrivate Development · August 26, 2026
• Vineland's Stop-Work Orders, a Fair Lawn Walk-Back, and Two Connecticut Data-Center FightsPrivate Development · August 26, 2026
• Steel at 350 Park, a Shrinking Condo Pipeline, and $1 Billion for Green RetrofitsPrivate Development · August 26, 2026
• The $4 Billion BQE Rebuild, Through a Parent's EyesPublic Works · August 26, 2026
• Amtrak Wraps a Tunnel, Parks Opens Its Wallet, and the FY2027 Budget LandsPublic Works · August 26, 2026
• One in Nine Open Bids Right Now Isn't From the Agency — It's From the GCAs-Built · August 26, 2026
• DOB's New Rule Changes Electrical Permit Fees and Design-Reviewer PayThe Code · August 26, 2026
• The $100,000 Visa Fee Died in Court. DHS Just Proposed a $103,265 One.The Code · August 26, 2026
• New DOB Inspector Rules, an HPD Gas-Detector Mandate, and $845K in OSHA FinesThe Code · August 26, 2026
• OSHA's Trench Rule Kicks In at Five Feet. NYC Adds a Filing on Top.The Code · August 26, 2026
• The City's Jail Replacement Program Is Now Nearly $8 Billion Over Budget, Post ReportsPublic Works · August 25, 2026
• Mamdani Puts $4 Billion on the BQE — And This Time It's Fix, Not ReplacePublic Works · August 25, 2026
• The $268 Line ItemChange Orders · August 25, 2026
• A Third East Harlem Site Just Surfaced — 698 Units on a City-Owned Lot at 22 East 119th StreetPolicy & Zoning · August 25, 2026
• A $230 Million Sanitation Job Just Cleared Land for 232 Affordable Units on Staten IslandPublic Works · August 25, 2026
• He Fell From a Ladder Into the Elevator Shaft. The Job Wasn't in the Morning Safety Meeting.The Incident Report · August 25, 2026
• A Chinatown fight brews, Brooklyn tops the permit stack, and the MTA slips a deadlineThe Punch List · August 25, 2026
• Three new MWBE/SDVOB sub ads hit NYSCR — one closes in 72 hoursThe Punch List · August 25, 2026
• Port Authority, CUNY, and DOT Each Posted a New Job Overnight — None of Them Were on Our Board YesterdayThe Bid Desk · August 25, 2026
• Domain Locks $175M to Build 429 Apartments in AstoriaPrivate Development · August 25, 2026
• Steel on Griffin's Tower, 80 Clarkson Nears the Top, and a $1.4 Billion AskPrivate Development · August 25, 2026
• A Parks Repair Crew Stands Up While a Tunnel Phase Wraps and a Dog Run ClosesPublic Works · August 25, 2026
• The Shed Takedown in the City's Own Words, and a 13.3% Facade Number HoldsThe Code · August 25, 2026
• Kings Highway Gets Its Elevators — And the Rest of the F Line Is Still WaitingPublic Works · August 24, 2026
• Grand Central's Security System Is Getting Rebuilt — Phase 1 Just Hit NYSCRThe Bid Desk · August 24, 2026
• The $4 billion BQE plan, a Chinatown fight, and Flatiron's sellout — 33 linksThe Punch List · August 24, 2026
• NYC's Housing Agency Sets a 700,000-Home Target for 2036 — What It Means for BiddersPolicy & Zoning · August 24, 2026
• $55M Just Cleared for a Multifamily Job in Rockland County — And Ramapo's Already on Our BoardPrivate Development · August 24, 2026
• 80 Clarkson Nears the Finish, and Out-of-Town Money MovesPrivate Development · August 24, 2026
• MTA Wants to Capture Subway Heat — While Seven Nine-Figure System Upgrades Move Through the PipelinePublic Works · August 24, 2026
• Parks Repair Crews Are Getting Faster, the Agency SaysPublic Works · August 24, 2026
• New York Wants 700,000 New Homes. The Tax Code Keeps Building Them 99 Units at a Time.Policy & Zoning · August 23, 2026
• Brooklyn's Permit Stack Just Grew by 562 Units — And Not One Has a GC YetThe Bid Desk · August 23, 2026
• MTA Quietly Awards Contract 3 for Second Avenue Subway Phase 2 — Details Still SealedThe Bid Desk · August 23, 2026
• The 700,000-home number, an asbestos stop, and a reopened tunnel — 34 linksThe Punch List · August 23, 2026
• City Hall Wants the Sheds Gone — and the New Ones RedesignedThe Code · August 23, 2026
• Extell Just Closed on a Midtown Office Tower Everybody Figured Was ComingPrivate Development · August 23, 2026
• A Brooklyn School Site Trades, and 485-x Keeps Projects Under 100 UnitsPrivate Development · August 23, 2026
• The Von King Dog Run Closes, and Jacobi Marks Ten YearsPublic Works · August 23, 2026
• Shed Rules Are Moving, and That's the One to WatchThe Code · August 23, 2026
• A Design Study Says Shallower Boxes Would Halve 125th Street Subway CostsPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• A Foundation Wall Gave Way in Bushwick and a Worker Died. Six Months Later, the Record Still Has No Cause.The Incident Report · August 22, 2026
• A Million Dollars for a Wine CellarChange Orders · August 22, 2026
• The Conversion Boom Got Big Enough for DOB to Start Walking the FloorsPrivate Development · August 22, 2026
• DDC's $43 Billion Book: The City's Builder-for-Hire, and Where the Work Actually Reaches the StreetPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• PASSPort, the EPIN, and the PQL Trap: What DDC Bidders Get WrongPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DDC's M/WBE Door Is Real and It's Open: Both of This Month's Awards Went Through ItPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DDC Opened Three Solicitations in August Against Its $43 Billion PipelinePublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DEP's $33 Billion Is Its Own Money — and a Third of It Reaches the Street Through DDC's DoorPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DEP Tells Contractors Which Quarter a Job Is Coming Two Years OutPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• At DEP, a City M/WBE Certificate Alone Won't Unlock State-Funded WorkPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DEP's Apparent Low Bid at Ashokan Comes in $15 Million Under EstimatePublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DOB Wants to Charge Permit Holders for No-Shows, Late Cancellations, and Blocked AccessThe Code · August 22, 2026
• East 125th Street Is Turning Over All at Once — and One Piece of It Is Still Up for GrabsPrivate Development · August 22, 2026
• Elizabeth Street Garden Wins Its Long Fight — And A Housing Project Comes Off the BoardPolicy & Zoning · August 22, 2026
• City Tech Namm heating job slides a week: bids now due Aug. 27The Punch List · August 22, 2026
• Kings County Supreme Court accessibility job: Addendum 4 moved the bid to Sept. 16The Punch List · August 22, 2026
• Safe Routes to Schools Queens North moves a third time — Sept. 17The Punch List · August 22, 2026
• East Hampton EH26-043 closes Aug. 27 at 3 p.m. — confirmedThe Punch List · August 22, 2026
• Woodhull OTxHU: Addendum 1 must come back signed with your bid Aug. 27The Punch List · August 22, 2026
• New Rochelle sprinkler job: two addenda, bids Aug. 26The Punch List · August 22, 2026
• SCA PS 171Q electrification: it's Sept. 16 at 12:30 p.m., not 2The Punch List · August 22, 2026
• OSHA Cited Two Violations in a Fatal 50-Foot Fall at 605 West 30th Street. Contested.The Incident Report · August 22, 2026
• After a Bronx Wall Collapse, DOB Moves to End Hexagon Industries' Permit RightsThe Incident Report · August 22, 2026
• The Violation Says a Finger Was Severed. The Incident Log Says Nobody Was Hurt.The Incident Report · August 22, 2026
• Two Foundation Subs Took JDS to Trial Over the Brooklyn Tower Dig. They Won $3.9 Million Plus Interest.The Incident Report · August 22, 2026
• Long Island City Just Hit Six Construction Milestones in Eighteen DaysPrivate Development · August 22, 2026
• Buckling Beams Empty Midtown Buildings — And Raise the Stop-Work StakesThe Code · August 22, 2026
• The MTA Plans to Spend $22.8 Billion in 2027. It's $295 Million Short.Public Works · August 22, 2026
• The MTA's Buying 2,500 Buses. The Construction Money Is Parked at the Depots.Public Works · August 22, 2026
• The MTA's $68.4 Billion Plan Puts $11.9 Billion Into Subway Stations AlonePublic Works · August 22, 2026
• Downtown Brooklyn permits surge, a tunnel reopens, and conversion fever spreadsThe Punch List · August 22, 2026
• DOT's Own Jobs and DDC's DOT Jobs Live in Two Completely Separate SystemsPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DOT Skipped Competition on $1.5 Million M/WBE Contracts 27 Times This SummerPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DOT Awards $109 Million for West Tremont, $48 Million for Delancey Through DDCPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DOT Has Two Front Doors: $36 Billion It Builds Itself, $8 Billion It Hands to DDCPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• Asbestos Found, Tower Stopped — The Paperwork That Restarts the JobThe Code · August 22, 2026
• NYCEDC Wants a Developer for East Harlem's B-East Site — 140 Units, One October DeadlineThe Bid Desk · August 22, 2026
• NYCHA Has $7.8 Billion and Three Front Doors. Most Contractors Only Watch One.Public Works · August 22, 2026
• Before You Can Bid NYCHA, You Need Four Logins and a ListPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• NYCHA Sets Your Insurance by Trade Code. Elevators Cost Five Times More to Cover.Public Works · August 22, 2026
• NYCHA Specs Make You Hand the Super 225 Tiles and Hold 70 Degrees for Ten DaysPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• M/WBE Gets You in the Room. Section 3 Follows You Onto the Job.Public Works · August 22, 2026
• NYCHA on the Board This Week: Seven Dated Packages, a Dozen-Plus Undated RFQsPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• On a NYCHA Job, No Ticket Means No CheckPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• Kings Capital Buys a $30M FiDi Apartment Building — Conversion Trades Should Take NoticePrivate Development · August 22, 2026
• A Harlem Church Conversion, Buckling Beams in Midtown, and Zara Lands in WilliamsburgPrivate Development · August 22, 2026
• 631 New Apartment Units Just Filed With DOB. None of Them Has a GC Yet.The Bid Desk · August 22, 2026
• Cooling Plan for Lower Manhattan Subways Overlaps a Live Nine-Figure Station BidPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• Mercury in a Bed-Stuy Dog Run, and a Legionnaires' ProbePublic Works · August 22, 2026
• The Second Avenue Subway Cost Fight Is a Preview of Every MTA Job Sitting on Our Board Right NowPublic Works · August 22, 2026
• DOT's nine-bridge inspection contract closes Wednesday — and it's the REI, not the construction bidThe Punch List · August 22, 2026
• The SCA Has $21 Billion. Here's the Part You Can Actually Bid On.Public Works · August 22, 2026

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