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What Is a Certificate of Insurance (COI) for Contractors — and When Do You Need One?

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A certificate of insurance (COI) is a valid form used to prove that you carry the appropriate insurance policy. Construction contracts often require that each hired specialty contractor maintain a minimum level of insurance coverage, and a COI will reflect that status. Related: 9 Common Insurance Policies in Construction.

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Buying a LEED Certified Building Is Easy But.

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LEED gave us the technologies and methodologies revolutionizing the way we construct and occupy buildings. LEED New Construction v2009 Silver Certified), include the “project name” used in the GBCI application as well as the GBCI ID Number. And there are other obligations associated with LEED that may survive closing (e.g.,

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Net Zero Certification Program Announced by USGBC

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There is no doubt that the newly announced LEED net zero certification program is aspirational. USGBC announced last week that it will be unveiling the Beta version of a new Net Zero Certification program at Greenbuild in November. Net Zero Carbon Emissions Certification: Projects must achieve a carbon balance of zero.

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COVER STORY: Shovel Ready Sites Are Growing From The Ground Up

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are implementing site certification programs called “shovel ready”—meaning that the site is primed and ready for economic development. Construction began this year with completion of the first manufacturing buildings planned for 2015. From the September/October 2013 issue . To get ready, many states across the U.S.

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Wyoming Incentives and Workforce Development Guide

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The loans may finance the purchase, construction and installation of buildings or equipment that will add economic value to goods, services or resources within the state. Loans or loan guarantees cannot be used to fund past business or construction expenditures and not serve as a refinance mechanism. 9-4-715 (m).

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State by State Incentives Guide

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It allows for the construction of roads, bridges, etc. Industrial Revenue Bonds: May be used as long-term financing of up to 100% of a project for: Acquisition of land, buildings, site preparation and improvements; Construction of buildings; Acquisition and installation of furnishings, fixtures and equipment; Capitalizable soft costs (e.g.,

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South Carolina Incentives and Workforce Development Guide

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Corporate Headquarters Credit: Provides a 20% credit based on the cost of the actual portion of the facility dedicated to the headquarters operation or direct lease costs for the first five years of operation. The credit can offset up to 100% of income or license tax liability and the credit may not exceed $500,000 in any one tax year.