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Tax spotlight turning on CIS materials claims by subbies

Construction Enquirer

HM Revenue & Customs is turning the spotlight on claims for rising materials costs under the industry’s CIS tax scheme. With the recent pricing volatility, subcontractors may argue they had no choice but to pay higher prices in order not to return to site empty handed. “We ”

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Are Subcontract Payment Procedures Waiving the Pay-if-Paid Clause?

Construction Dive

By Bruce Jervis Two recent cases involving the waiver of subcontract “pay-if-paid” clauses illustrate the uncertainty of enforcing these provisions. In one case, the prime contractor waived the right to enforce the clause against the subcontractor. In the other case, the contractor narrowly averted a waiver.

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Is Physical Site Access Ever Guaranteed?

Construction Dive

By Bruce Jervis Unimpeded physical access to the site is essential for a contractor’s efficient performance of the work. Yet, the property that affords site access is almost always controlled by others – the project owner, public authorities or other third parties. They are provided to the contractor for information only.

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Experts Offer Plenty of Advice during WPL Webinar on Subcontractor Delay Claims

Construction Dive

There are several steps that subcontractors should take if they want to maintain their rights to file delay claims, Navigant Construction Forum Executive Director James Zack said during a webinar that WPL Publishing held earlier this month. Zack and Navigant Consulting Inc. ” Read more.

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Can a Subcontractor Recover When Delays Are Caused by Another Subcontractor?

Best Practices Construction Law

The prime contractor, Wilson, subcontracted the paving work (including the resurfacing of existing runways and paving of new runways) to Foster. Months later, Foster returned its equipment and crew to the job site, but no grading was complete for paving at that time. The Lesson. Image: US Army Corp of Engineers.

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No Free Warranty: Connecticut Court Adopts Correction or Repair Test

Constructlaw

a Connecticut court considered for the first time whether the performance of warranty work tolls the statute of limitations on payment bond claims. s (ALS’s) bond claim because ALS admitted that it last performed non-warranty work on the project more than one year before filing suit, meaning the statute of limitations barred its claim.

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‘Harlem Shake’ video costs 15 miners their jobs

Safety Services Company

In the letters, Barminco claimed the performance was in violation of the company’s “core values of safety, integrity and excellence.” The dismissal letters forbid any of the group from being “subcontracted by Barminco at any site domestically and globally.”.

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