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NUCA NF Legislative Committee
Tony Zebouni, vice-chair of the NUCA NF Legislative Committee met with Gubenatorial candidate Byron Donalds. Mr. Donalds is aware of infrastructure issues facing Florida and has been a friend of NUCA throughout the years, as has his running mate Sen. Bryan Avila. Their past support for NUCA issues warrants our support.
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NUCA Careers Website Now Open For Business
Find the skilled talent your construction business is seeking! NUCA Careers is now available to NUCA members to post online free job ads and connect with qualified professionals interested in careers in the utility construction industry. With NUCA Careers, you will reach a targeted audience, promote your company’s opportunities, increase visibility for your job openings,…
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Alta Equipment Company
FROM EARTHMOVING MACHINERY TO COMPACT EQUIPMENT and so much more. Alta Equipment Company has the right tools for any job. With a full selection of available attachments, as well, find the functionality and capabilities in our rental inventory.
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Workforce Pell Grants Are Launching In July
Effective July 1, the new Workforce Pell Grants program, championed by NUCA for a decade, expands federal Pell eligibility to high-quality, short-term construction training programs for the first time. Enabled by the NUCA-supported 2025 “Working Families Tax Cuts Act,” students in trade school programs can now use Pell Grants for 8- to 15-week certificate programs…
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House Infrastructure Committee Advances BUILD America 250 Act
Last month’s Washington Summit also featured the first House committee vote on the big surface transportation bill. The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved the BUILD America 250 Act by a May 21 vote of 62-2. The legislation authorizes $580 billion overall, including $474.4 billion in contract authority from the Highway Trust Fund (HTF)-a 23.7%…
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The Law and Your Business
The Law and Your Business- Unsigned Settlement Agreement- EnforceableTony Zebouni, Lindell & Zebouni, P.A. The Furshmans hired a general contractor to perform construction. The general contractor then hired A.C. as a subcontractor. The Furshmans were not satisfied with A.C.’s work and did not pay. In response, A.C. recorded a lien for $16,937.26. A.C. confirmed negotiations…
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