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Late last week, the NYS Supreme Court dismissed a suit filed by AGCNYS, NYMaterials, Suit-Kote, and the Town of Wyndham that sought to invalidate the imposition of a 50-mile radius for the payment of prevailing wage on aggregate material delivery. NYSDOL has since updated its guidance to indicate that “the Bureau of Public Work shall begin enforcement of Section 220.3-a(f) as clarified by Part 222 of 12 NYCRR on all projects solicited on or after November 15, 2023.” Click here to read the latest communication from NYSDOL. However, this does not appear to be the end of the fight, as the plaintiffs are likely to appeal last week’s ruling. ECA will continue to keep you updated on any further developments.
Late last week, the NYS Supreme Court dismissed a suit filed by AGCNYS, NYMaterials, Suit-Kote, and the Town of Wyndham that sought to invalidate the imposition of a 50-mile radius for the payment of prevailing wage on aggregate material delivery.
NYSDOL has since updated its guidance to indicate that “the Bureau of Public Work shall begin enforcement of Section 220.3-a(f) as clarified by Part 222 of 12 NYCRR on all projects solicited on or after November 15, 2023.”
Click here to read the latest communication from NYSDOL.
However, this does not appear to be the end of the fight, as the plaintiffs are likely to appeal last week’s ruling.
ECA will continue to keep you updated on any further developments.