Despite TTF Deal, It’s Still Unclear When Roadwork Will Resume in New Jersey
With the political impasse over transportation funding that has gripped Trenton for the past three months now settled, New Jersey lawmakers are scheduled to vote tomorrow on the legislation that will hike the state’s gas tax by 23 cents. The proposed increase already has Gov. Chris Christie’s endorsement and is expected to pass with bipartisan support.…
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there aren’t any contract provisions regarding “overtime,” work stoppages not at the fault of the general contractor, or built- in accelerator clauses for both time and materials( asphalt, other petroleum/ concrete products, etc.) – if so, many jobs will come in way over original cost estimates or bid pricing- in other words, our seemingly never- ending roadwork will continue to tie us up, and cost us even more!