Foundation for Fair Contracting of Connecticut

Foundation for Fair Contracting of Connecticut The Foundation for Fair Contracting of Connecticut (FFCCT) promotes compliance with the prevailing wage law on public construction projects.

We also focus on issues concerning the classification of workers and apprenticeship standards. The Foundation for Fair Contracting of Connecticut (FFCCT) is a third-party watchdog organization which monitors public construction projects that are subject to the Davis-Bacon Act or Connecticut's Prevailing Wage Law. We monitor these jobs in order to ensure that contractors working on government-funded projects are upholding the law. We help workers collect any back wages they are owed, and we help enforcement agencies to assess fines or penalties that a company may owe the state.

"The Connecticut Department of Transportation remains busy with projects throughout the state even as the cold weather h...
12/08/2025

"The Connecticut Department of Transportation remains busy with projects throughout the state even as the cold weather has settled in."

The Connecticut Department of Transportation remains busy with projects throughout the state even as the cold weather has settled in. Overnight work is planned to start on Route 9 Southbound in Middletown on Friday, Dec. 12 and it will run through next Thursday, Dec. 16. During the work over the fiv...

"As part of an effort to alleviate traffic on one of the nation’s most congested stretches of interstate highway, the Co...
12/08/2025

"As part of an effort to alleviate traffic on one of the nation’s most congested stretches of interstate highway, the Connecticut Department of Transportation is weighing a fix that has roused local opposition: adding more highway."

A proposal to widen the highway is one of several concepts CT transportation officials have put forward to address congestion

"GROTON — The newly elected City Council approved another $1.25 million toward finishing construction on the Shore Avenu...
12/04/2025

"GROTON — The newly elected City Council approved another $1.25 million toward finishing construction on the Shore Avenue seawall, a project expected to have cost overruns of close to $10 million."

GROTON — The newly elected City Council approved another $1.25 million toward finishing construction on the Shore Avenue seawall, a project expected to have cost overruns of close to $10 million. On Monday, the council unanimously voted to approve a purchase order with Arborio Construction and tra...

"OLD LYME — A week after Selectman Jim Lampos publicly warned that all taxpayers could face millions in costs if voters ...
12/04/2025

"OLD LYME — A week after Selectman Jim Lampos publicly warned that all taxpayers could face millions in costs if voters approve the sewer project in the beach area, the head of the Water Pollution Control Authority is pushing back on his math."

OLD LYME — A week after Selectman Jim Lampos publicly warned that all taxpayers could face millions in costs if voters approve the sewer project in the beach area, the head of the Water Pollution Control Authority is pushing back on his math. Steve Cinami, chair of the Water Pollution Control Auth...

"HARTFORD — The gas pump icon on the dashboard of the Special Transportation Fund is lit up again, warning it could run ...
12/04/2025

"HARTFORD — The gas pump icon on the dashboard of the Special Transportation Fund is lit up again, warning it could run out of cash by 2030, but state leaders are not panicking."

HARTFORD — The gas pump icon on the dashboard of the Special Transportation Fund is lit up again, warning it could run out of cash by 2030, but state leaders are not panicking. The latest five-year budget projections prepared for the state legislature indicate operating shortfalls starting in the ...

"MIDDLEBURY—A lawsuit to stop a warehouse development off Straits Turnpike has been dismissed by a judge."
12/03/2025

"MIDDLEBURY—A lawsuit to stop a warehouse development off Straits Turnpike has been dismissed by a judge."

MIDDLEBURY—A lawsuit to stop a warehouse development off Straits Turnpike has been dismissed by a judge. Superior Court Judge John Louis Cordani ruled last week that the Middlebury Planning and Zoning Commission followed local land-use regulations in granting approval for a site plan and a special...

"A remote, largely overlooked section of the riverfront could soon become one of the more densely developed sections of ...
12/03/2025

"A remote, largely overlooked section of the riverfront could soon become one of the more densely developed sections of Thompsonville with potentially more than 300 new apartments in two mid-rise buildings."

A remote, largely overlooked section of the riverfront could soon become one of the more densely developed sections of Thompsonville with potentially more than 300 new apartments in two mid-rise buildings. A developer this summer got the town of Enfield’s go-ahead to build 156 apartments on a narr...

"The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees will vote Wednesday on a $99.4 million budget for a comprehensive renov...
12/03/2025

"The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees will vote Wednesday on a $99.4 million budget for a comprehensive renovation of Gampel Pavilion — the venue’s first major update since opening in 1990."

The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees will vote Wednesday on a $99.4 million budget for a comprehensive renovation of Gampel Pavilion — the venue’s first major update since opening in 1990. The revised final budget for the Gampel renovation is $63.4 million more than previously approve...

"Stamford’s Zoning Board on Monday unanimously approved a proposal to convert a former Gen Re office building on Long Ri...
12/01/2025

"Stamford’s Zoning Board on Monday unanimously approved a proposal to convert a former Gen Re office building on Long Ridge Road into a 196-unit apartment complex."

Stamford’s Zoning Board on Monday unanimously approved a proposal to convert a former Gen Re office building on Long Ridge Road into a 196-unit apartment complex. The application, submitted by 120 Long Ridge LLC, calls for redeveloping the 302,000-square-foot building at 120 Long Ridge Road into a...

"Groton — Now that voters have approved a $14.3 million project to improve athletic facilities at Robert E. Fitch High S...
12/01/2025

"Groton — Now that voters have approved a $14.3 million project to improve athletic facilities at Robert E. Fitch High School, the town will begin looking for a consultant to design the project with plans to begin construction in 2027."

Groton — Now that voters have approved a $14.3 million project to improve athletic facilities at Robert E. Fitch High School, the town will begin looking for a consultant to design the project with plans to begin construction in 2027. The town is developing a Request for Qualifications for consult...

"BRIDGEPORT — Cherry Street Lofts developer Gary Flocco and city officials have brokered at least a temporary truce over...
12/01/2025

"BRIDGEPORT — Cherry Street Lofts developer Gary Flocco and city officials have brokered at least a temporary truce over the latter’s efforts to demolish blighted buildings intended for the residential complex’s long-delayed next phase."

BRIDGEPORT — Cherry Street Lofts developer Gary Flocco and city officials have brokered at least a temporary truce over the latter’s efforts to demolish blighted buildings intended for the residential complex’s long-delayed next phase. “We’ve come to a settlement,” Flocco said about a Mo...

"Drivers may encounter roadwork early this week as road projects begin in two Connecticut cities."
12/01/2025

"Drivers may encounter roadwork early this week as road projects begin in two Connecticut cities."

Drivers may encounter roadwork early this week as road projects begin in two Connecticut cities. The East Main Street on-ramp to Route 15 North, Interstate 91 North, and Interstate 691 West in Meriden will be closed continuously to all traffic starting Monday and it will last several weeks, accordin...

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