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APTIM Ranked #1 in Site Assessment & Compliance by ENR

Civil + Structural Engineer

Together, we are committed to protecting the health and safety of our clients, their communities, and the environment.” A nationwide team combines industry leading expertise and local resources to strategize with project design teams and regulatory agencies and develop expeditious permitting and compliance strategies.

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How to Get a General Contractor License in Oklahoma

Contractors Liability Blog

Build Smart, Build Legal: Key Steps to Contractor Licensing in Oklahoma” If you’re planning to work as a general contractor in Oklahoma, securing the proper license is crucial for legal compliance and building trust with your clients. Here’s a step-by-step guide to obtaining your contractor license in Oklahoma.

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General Contractors License in Nebraska: Contractor Licensing Requirements

Contractors Liability Blog

While general contractors are not required to pass an exam, specialty contractors—such as electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and roofers—may need to meet additional licensing standards set by the state or local authorities. General Contractor License Application: Register with the Nebraska Department of Labor and local jurisdictions.

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General Contractor License Missouri

Contractors Liability Blog

Mastering Missouri’s Contracting Landscape: Your Guide to Licensing, Insurance, and Success! Get Your General Contractor License in Missouri. For contractors in Missouri, understanding and adhering to these local regulations is crucial. It ensures legal operation, builds client trust, and maintains professional integrity.

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General Contractor License North Carolina

Contractors Liability Blog

Build with Confidence in North Carolina: Navigating the Path to Professional Licensing and Beyond! Get your General Contractor License in North Carolina. The North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors (NCLBGC) stands as the cornerstone of the construction industry’s regulatory framework within the state.

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Avoiding Common Insurance Claims for General Contractors

CCR Magazine

General contractors recognize the necessity of insurance as not just an expense; rather it serves to safeguard them against unforeseeable disruptions that can wreak havoc during their construction projects. Proper training should also be provided to ensure that employees are aware of the safety protocols.

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Federal Construction Contractors Are Faced with the Double Whammy of the Pandemic and Price Escalation: What Can Be Done?

The Federal Construction Contracting Blog

Unfortunately, the construction industry could not employ the remote workplace, and projects continued to require hands-on personnel who could not socially distance as a practical matter and were at greater risk for contracting COVID. The health and safety of all Americans, including our Federal contractors, remains the top priority.”