Dec 6 Money Saving Tip #23 – Paying Subs Tweet Have a written agreement with all subs that outlines how they are to be paid, which should be at least every week or every other week. Pay them according to that schedule. That way they know what to expect, they know when they will be paid, and you won’t have to stop what you are doing to pay them. Paying a Salesperson Whats Your Influence? Ask Your Customers What They Think Warming Up for Construction Safety Sales Objections October (15) How Much Do You Pay for Insurance? Great site. Great Advice. MORE >>

Home About Us Your Authors Our Services Resources Blog Directory Avvo Legal Guides Avvo Answers Forms & Documents Webinars Other Publications Contact Us Speaking Engagements Press Contacts Sep 2010 29 Scott Wolfe Jr 0 How To Prepare For A Non-Paying Project September is National Preparedness Month , and since we’re now in the middle of the month, I thought it would be appropriate to post about what steps you can take to prepare for a non-paying project. How can you prepare for a non-paying construction project? Here goes. Send Your Preliminary Notices! MORE >>

Home | Construction News | Is Public Bidding Even Worth It? Is Public Bidding Even Worth It? 04/25/2011 02:19:00 am John Poole Is Public Bidding Even Worth It? Font size: Some thoughts on public sector construction bidding and if the positives outweigh the negatives. feel like public construction bidding, especially small ones are like the minor leagues of construction projects. The pay is low, the competition is fierce and the chances of making it big are stacked tremdously against you. With that many bidders is it really worth getting the job? MORE >>

Home About Us Your Authors Our Services Resources Blog Directory Avvo Legal Guides Avvo Answers Forms & Documents Webinars Other Publications Contact Us Speaking Engagements Press Contacts Jun 2010 17 Scott Wolfe Jr 1 A Catch-22: Pay When Paid Clauses Do Not Extend the Lien Period If you search “Pay When Paid Clauses&# in Google , you’re going to get a lot of results that say a lot different things. The post used the “pay when paid&# provision as an example of why multi-state contracts are problematic. It isn’t. MORE >>

was recently reading an article posted on ENR.com about “Prompt Pay&# legislation passed in Arizona. The law itself is modeled after other “prompt pay&# laws used in other states, requiring owners to promptly pay contractors and contractors to pay subcontractors and suppliers soon after being paid themselves. Lets discuss the background of “prompt pay&# law, where they are enforced and Washington’s stance on the issue. What is “prompt pay&# law? What is “prompt pay&# legislation? What states have a similar law? MORE >>