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Feb 11, 2026Contractors

Building Inclusivity: Celebrating Black History in Construction, Architecture, & Engineering

As we honor Black History Month, we spotlight the groundbreaking contributions of Black professionals who have shaped the construction, architecture, and engineering industries. From pioneering architects to trailblazing engineers, their legacy continues to inspire innovation and drive progress across the built environment.

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Feb 7, 2026Architects

Outsource Consultants Inc becomes SCA Certified MBE

We are proud to announce our certification as a Minority Business Enterprise by the School Construction Authority, opening new doors for educational facility projects across New York City.

Feb 7, 2026Building Owners

Leaving Lead Behind: How NYC Plans to Replace Lead Pipes

New York City has launched an ambitious initiative to replace aging lead water pipes across all five boroughs. Learn what this means for building owners and the timeline for compliance.

Feb 7, 2026Building Owners

Powering Up: Applications Open for E-Bike Charging Cabinets

The city has opened applications for building owners to install approved e-bike charging cabinets. Understand the regulations, safety requirements, and incentives available.

Jan 28, 2026Contractors

Understanding NYC's New Energy Code Requirements for 2026

Major updates to the NYC Energy Conservation Code take effect this year, impacting insulation standards, HVAC systems, and building envelope requirements for all new construction.

Jan 15, 2026Architects

Navigating DOB NOW: A Complete Guide for Project Managers

The DOB NOW platform continues to evolve with new features and workflows. Our comprehensive guide walks you through the latest changes and best practices for efficient filing.

Jan 8, 2026Building Owners

Fire Safety Compliance Updates: What Building Owners Need to Know

Recent amendments to Local Law 152 and updated FDNY inspection protocols require building owners to take immediate action. Here is what you need to stay compliant.

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