Legal and Regulatory
Public Construction Projects Suffer Fallout of COVID-19
Construction contractors and design professionals working on public projects are caught in the crosshairs of COVID-19. Public construction revenues are at stake, and those impacted need to analyze their contractual rights and responsibilities.
By Mark J. Stempler
April 1, 2020
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Legal and Regulatory
by Mark J. Stempler
Mark J. Stempler is a Florida shareholder with the Becker law firm who focuses on government procurement law, as well as construction and civil litigation. He is board certified in construction law. In the government arena, Stempler primarily represents private companies doing business with government agencies during procurement bidding, contracting and protest processes, as well as ordinance and regulatory promulgation.
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