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.

"Citing concerns about views from the Heublein Tower, potential environmental damage and more than $300,000 in unpaid pr...
01/27/2026

"Citing concerns about views from the Heublein Tower, potential environmental damage and more than $300,000 in unpaid property taxes, Simsbury has successfully asked state regulators for a public hearing on Lodestar Energy’s plan for a solar array on Nod Road."

Citing concerns about views from the Heublein Tower, potential environmental damage and more than $300,000 in unpaid property taxes, Simsbury has successfully asked state regulators for a public hearing on Lodestar Energy’s plan for a solar array on Nod Road. The company is proposing a 4.65-megawa...

"East Lyme — It'll take $17 million to upgrade a town water treatment plant near East Lyme Middle School so it can remov...
01/27/2026

"East Lyme — It'll take $17 million to upgrade a town water treatment plant near East Lyme Middle School so it can remove PFAS, or forever chemicals, from three wells that provide drinking water for residents."

East Lyme — It'll take $17 million to upgrade a town water treatment plant near East Lyme Middle School so it can remove PFAS, or forever chemicals, from three wells that provide drinking water for residents. If all goes according to plan, Water and Sewer Department Chief Operating Officer Ben Nor...

"NEW HAVEN — A more than $100 million project to upgrade aging infrastructure at State Street Station received mixed fee...
01/27/2026

"NEW HAVEN — A more than $100 million project to upgrade aging infrastructure at State Street Station received mixed feedback at a recent public information session with the state Department of Transportation."

NEW HAVEN — A more than $100 million project to upgrade aging infrastructure at State Street Station received mixed feedback at a recent public information session with the state Department of Transportation. During last week’s session at High School in the Community, DOT officials, as well as r...

The legislation largely maintains funding for public transportation and passenger rail but slashes a program to add inte...
01/27/2026

The legislation largely maintains funding for public transportation and passenger rail but slashes a program to add intercity passenger trains.

The legislation largely maintains funding for public transportation and passenger rail but slashes a program to add intercity passenger trains. U.S. House and Senate appropriators agreed Tuesday on bipartisan legislation to fund transportation through the remainder of fiscal year 2026, which ends Se...

"NEW HAVEN — City officials are weighing the use of eminent domain to acquire the 8.6-acre island that houses the long-i...
01/23/2026

"NEW HAVEN — City officials are weighing the use of eminent domain to acquire the 8.6-acre island that houses the long-idle English Station power plant if negotiations with the owners fail, a move aimed at transforming the contaminated industrial site into a public park and outdoor pool."

NEW HAVEN — City officials are weighing the use of eminent domain to acquire the 8.6-acre island that houses the long-idle English Station power plant if negotiations with the owners fail, a move aimed at transforming the contaminated industrial site into a public park and outdoor pool. The option...

"After a series of deaths on Connecticut highways in recent months, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is introducing legislat...
01/23/2026

"After a series of deaths on Connecticut highways in recent months, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is introducing legislation aimed at minimizing roadside accidents involving construction workers, state police and good Samaritans."

After a series of deaths on Connecticut highways in recent months, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is introducing legislation aimed at minimizing roadside accidents involving construction workers, state police and good Samaritans. The legislation would provide federal funding to states for creating mor...

"Six major school construction projects across Connecticut have secured spots on the state's building priority list for ...
01/23/2026

"Six major school construction projects across Connecticut have secured spots on the state's building priority list for 2026."

Six major school construction projects across Connecticut have secured spots on the state's building priority list for 2026. The projects in Milford, Norwich, Seymour, Stamford, Waterbury and Westport — including two new elementary schools, one new middle school and other upgrades — are expected...

"A coalition of free-market think tanks, including Connecticut’s Yankee Institute, released a study Tuesday arguing that...
01/22/2026

"A coalition of free-market think tanks, including Connecticut’s Yankee Institute, released a study Tuesday arguing that New England would save between $400 billion and $700 billion by 2050 if states replaced planned wind and solar projects with nuclear power plants and natural gas facilities."

A coalition of free-market think tanks, including Connecticut’s Yankee Institute, released a study Tuesday arguing that New England would save between $400 billion and $700 billion by 2050 if states replaced planned wind and solar projects with nuclear power plants and natural gas facilities. The ...

"Doug Burgum, the U.S. Department of Interior secretary, said the quiet part out loud."
01/20/2026

"Doug Burgum, the U.S. Department of Interior secretary, said the quiet part out loud."

Doug Burgum, the U.S. Department of Interior secretary, said the quiet part out loud. It was a few days before Christmas, an hour or two after he had announced that five offshore wind projects under construction — including Connecticut’s Revolution Wind — was being halted “due to national se...

"The Connecticut Department of Transportation plans a big change in a highway ramp and the project is intended to improv...
01/20/2026

"The Connecticut Department of Transportation plans a big change in a highway ramp and the project is intended to improve safety, according to the agency."

The Connecticut Department of Transportation plans a big change in a highway ramp and the project is intended to improve safety, according to the agency. The planned changes are for improvements at Exit 46 on Route 15, according to the agency. The exit is close to the Hero’s Tunnel that takes traf...

"A prominent developer is seeking to revise plans for an approved waterfront mixed-use project in Norwalk, proposing to ...
01/20/2026

"A prominent developer is seeking to revise plans for an approved waterfront mixed-use project in Norwalk, proposing to replace one of two planned office buildings with a 130-room hotel."

A prominent developer is seeking to revise plans for an approved waterfront mixed-use project in Norwalk, proposing to replace one of two planned office buildings with a 130-room hotel. Norwalk-based Spinnaker Real Estate Partners received city approval in early September for a development on a 2.72...

"MERIDEN — Officials announced a recent update where the project stands for Meriden's congested interchange, where state...
01/20/2026

"MERIDEN — Officials announced a recent update where the project stands for Meriden's congested interchange, where state Route 15 and Interstates 91 and 691 meet."

MERIDEN — Officials announced a recent update where the project stands for Meriden's congested interchange, where state Route 15 and Interstates 91 and 691 meet. "We're continuing to make progress on this important safety improvement project in Meriden," said Eva Zymaris, spokesperson for the stat...

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