Public Construction Project Seminar Scheduled for August 2nd
Harris Beach will be sponsoring a complimentary client seminar and discussion on “Public Construction Projects From Start to Finish: What You Need to Know” in Rochester on August 2nd. Topics will include SEQRA and other regulatory issues, competitive bidding, prevailing wage issues, and bonding/financing. Click here for more information about the seminar.
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