Budget 2025: Infrastructure Readiness for Ontario Sub-Contractors

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Budget 2025: Infrastructure Readiness for Ontario Sub-Contractors
Budget 2025: Infrastructure Readiness for Ontario Sub-Contractors

The newly announced Canada Strong federal budget (Budget 2025) holds meaningful implications for trade businesses across Ontario. Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, excavation, concrete, formwork, and other sub-contracting trades are all expected to see increased opportunity as infrastructure investment accelerates in 2026. For those aiming to strengthen their infrastructure readiness for Ontario sub-contractors, now is the time to turn these budget implications.. Read more

Remarketing Your Bonding Facility: Why Canadian Contractors Should Plan Ahead for 2026
Remarketing Your Bonding Facility: Why Canadian Contractors Should Plan Ahead for 2026

Whether a contractor is bidding on projects, managing cash flow, or coordinating its trades, proper prior planning prevents poor performance. In fact, a contractor’s success depends a lot on preparation. The same principle applies to your bonding facility. Too often, contractors wait until they are in the middle of a large tender or facing tighter bonding limits before talking to.. Read more

Contract Surety: A Strategic Asset for Civil Contractors
Contract Surety: A Strategic Asset for Civil Contractors

Bridges, roads and water systems are all examples of infrastructure projects for civil contractors. Civil contractors bidding on infrastructure projects rely on contract surety to ensure bid success. This blog explains how contract surety works and key factors to consider for winning bids. Ferrari & Associates often works with contractors who understand the importance of contract surety. Recognizing the details.. Read more

CCDC Compliance – How to Ensure Your Contractor’s Insurance is CCDC Compliant
CCDC Compliance – How to Ensure Your Contractor’s Insurance is CCDC Compliant

Did you know that CCDC compliance is a critical step toward qualifying for contracts, lowering insurance premiums, and reducing liability exposure? So then why is it that so many contractors don’t fully understand what it means for their insurance policies to be compliant with CCDC standards? Without a full understanding of CCDC compliance, do you know what’s at stake? Here’s.. Read more

Insurance for Sewer and Watermain Contractors
Insurance for Sewer and Watermain Contractors

From municipal projects to new residential developments, sewer and watermain contractors are at the centre of some of the most essential (and complex) infrastructure work in the country.

Building a Strong Circle of Influence in Construction for both Bonding AND Business Success
Building a Strong Circle of Influence in Construction for both Bonding AND Business Success

When it comes to achieving bonding and/or business success, contractors often overlook one of the most powerful tools available in their arsenal: a well-established, reliable circle of influence in construction bonding. This network of trusted advisors, including their surety broker, a strong Chartered Professional Accountant, construction attorneys, and mentors, can be the difference between a business that grows sustainably and.. Read more

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