Foundation for Fair Contracting of Connecticut

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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.

"State utility regulators on Wednesday approved Eversource’s request to borrow up to $1.15 billion for its Connecticut e...
11/05/2026

"State utility regulators on Wednesday approved Eversource’s request to borrow up to $1.15 billion for its Connecticut electric utility through the end of 2027, at a time when rising interest rates are driving up what the company pays to borrow."

State utility regulators on Wednesday approved Eversource’s request to borrow up to $1.15 billion for its Connecticut electric utility through the end of 2027, at a time when rising interest rates are driving up what the company pays to borrow. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority’s decisio...

11/05/2026

"Norwich — The city is planning its next move after voters on Tuesday narrowly rejected a $55 million plan to create a new police headquarters."

11/05/2026

"Several communities have already paused or stopped approving data centers, but a proposal is heading to the General Assembly this session that could create a statewide moratorium."

"Voters in Southington rejected an $86.7 million school construction proposal on Tuesday's general election ballot, whil...
11/05/2026

"Voters in Southington rejected an $86.7 million school construction proposal on Tuesday's general election ballot, while Enfield voters approved a $511 million school project, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of the State's website."

Voters in Southington rejected an $86.7 million school construction proposal on Tuesday's general election ballot, while Enfield voters approved a $511 million school project, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of the State's website. “The approval of the building project referendu...

11/03/2026

"Construction of an adaptive recreation center for people of all abilities, as well as a Miracle Field specifically designed for children with disabilities were approved by a voice vote at a cost of about $6.3 million."

"Now pending auction, the 1960s-era Constitution Plaza in downtown Hartford is at once a subject of concern and a source...
11/03/2026

"Now pending auction, the 1960s-era Constitution Plaza in downtown Hartford is at once a subject of concern and a source of possibility."

Now pending auction, the 1960s-era Constitution Plaza in downtown Hartford is at once a subject of concern and a source of possibility. There’s a way to replace the risk of failing real estate with new uses that unlock the potential of surrounding assets and move Hartford forward. The Connecticut ...

"One of the tri-state region’s most powerful commercial developers is proposing an enormous residential and retail compl...
10/30/2026

"One of the tri-state region’s most powerful commercial developers is proposing an enormous residential and retail complex that would add just under 600 homes in Stonington."

One of the tri-state region’s most powerful commercial developers is proposing an enormous residential and retail complex that would add just under 600 homes in Stonington. Breslin Realty’s plan for Liberty Crossing would create more than 110,000 square feet of stores and restaurants along with ...

10/30/2026

"PLAINFIELD — Lawmakers in eastern Connecticut say their region is shouldering too much of the state’s trash burden, and they are vowing to fight a proposed waste-to-energy plant in Plainfield should the developer bring the project back."

"NORTH HAVEN — The Haynes Group's proposed 400-unit mixed-use, village-style housing development blending housing, shopp...
10/30/2026

"NORTH HAVEN — The Haynes Group's proposed 400-unit mixed-use, village-style housing development blending housing, shopping, walking trails and a "village green" at 300 Elm St. will go back to the zoning panel next month after the Inland Wetlands Commission approved it Wednesday night."

NORTH HAVEN — The Haynes Group's proposed 400-unit mixed-use, village-style housing development blending housing, shopping, walking trails and a "village green" at 300 Elm St. will go back to the zoning panel next month after the Inland Wetlands Commission approved it Wednesday night. The Planning...

"Construction has started on a $125.3 million Hartford Line train station in Enfield’s Thompsonville neighborhood that w...
10/30/2026

"Construction has started on a $125.3 million Hartford Line train station in Enfield’s Thompsonville neighborhood that will bring passenger rail back to the town for the first time since 1986."

Construction has started on a $125.3 million Hartford Line train station in Enfield’s Thompsonville neighborhood that will bring passenger rail back to the town for the first time since 1986. Gov. Ned Lamont and state Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto marked the start of construction W...

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78 Beaver Road , Suite 2D
Wethersfield, CT
06111

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+18606677727

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