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Take advice from the experts on managing risk and insurance matters.
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Written by Bob Kollsmith, AFSB, CWCA, CIC
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The good news is we have all heard the government stimulus package will create thousands of public projects and hundreds of thousands of jobs in the construction industry. The bad news is what many hopeful contractors don't know-to even be considered on a publicly-funded project, a contractor must be "bondable."
Tags: 2009 September Issue , bonds , management , public sector work , risk |
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Written by Anita M. Sheckells, CPA, CCFP
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In economic boom times, credit conditions tend to ease. It's easier to get financing and bonding for most projects under the assumption that there's a high likelihood of success. Conversely, as economic growth decelerates, obtaining financing and bonding becomes more difficult. But several other factors compound this natural ebb and flow of the surety market.
Tags: 2006 March Issue , insurance |
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Written by David E. Armstrong
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"Trust but verify" is a good business practice to use on this subject.
Insurance companies and bonding companies have good and bad financial results year-to- year like any other enterprise. The financial ratings or measure of solvency of your insurance company is something in which you should have an interest.
Tags: 2006 June Issue , insurance |
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Written by Daniel C. Makey
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When it comes to making decisions about your business, commercial auto insurance is pretty routine, right? That's why many contractors seem to purchase commercial auto insurance using the same logic and buying habits they use to insure the family station wagon. But that can sometimes result in inappropriate coverage and higher insurance costs.
Tags: 2006 February Issue , insurance |
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