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House Republican leaders have turned down Democrats' call to pass a Senate-approved two-year bill—at least for now—and instead plan to take up another stopgap, this one lasting through June 30.
Washington, D.C., rally showed support for multi-year highway-transit bill. But House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Mica says GOP is working on yet another stopgap extension.
A deal between the Senate's Democratic and Republican leaders moved the chamber's two-year highway-transit bill out of neutral. The agreement allowed floor votes on about 30 amendments, many of which had nothing to do with transportation. But some did involve other issues with a construction impact.
Advocates of energy benchmarking say that the practice, currently occurring in a handful of cities in the United States, potentially could lead to nothing less than a market transformation in the commercial building sector.
For owners in building projects involving construction management contracts with a guaranteed maximum price, it's wise to look over any payment applications carefully. How do I know? A few days ago I chatted by phone with Phil Ramacca, senior managing director of auditing and accounting consultant David S. Landau &
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