Correia Construction Company Ltd. is a family owned and operated business with over 80 years of experience in technical design, project management, commercial building, demolition and marine construction.

All projects however large or small are completed with the same attention to detail. The Company's reputation for high quality service has come from the successful design and construction of Bermuda's most challenging projects.

Our company has been providing quality innovative marine construction, commercial and civil works, and related services for over 20 years. Our services, along with a number of projects, are listed on this site. Please contact us to discuss your requirements or project.

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Management Today - Spring/Summer 2010

Article on Correia Construction in the 2010 Spring/Summer edition of Management Today.

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Bankruptcy Court Holds Officer Personally Liable for Corporation's Debt and Refuses to Discharge It
By Lauren Charneski
Howrey LLP

David Morrison was the president and principal shareholder of Morrison Excavation, Inc. After Morrison filed a personal Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding, the Bankruptcy Court held him personally liable for and refused to discharge a $549,773.63 debt his company incurred when it abandoned a construction project. The court determined that Morrison had made fraudulent representations on behalf of his company during the bidding process for the abandoned project. The decision was affirmed on appeal.
Federal Contractors Must Report Top Executive Pay and Subcontract Awards Under New Interim Rule
By David Beck
Howrey LLP

A new interim rule under the Federal Acquisition Regulations requires all federal contractors to report detailed information about their first-tier subcontracts and compensation of their (and their subcontractors') five most highly paid executives. The new rule applies to virtually all federal contracts and to all businesses regardless of size or ownership.
Contractor Prevails on $36 Million in Claims Against L.A., Allowed to Seek More Damages from Jury
By Peter K. Zweighaft
Howrey LLP

The City of Los Angeles awarded Dillingham-Ray Wilson a contract to expand the Hyperion Wastewater Treatment Plant. During the project, the parties used two methods to price change orders.
Contractor Barred from Asserting Defenses to Liquidated Damages Because It Failed to Submit Formal Claim to Navy
By Christian F. Henel
Howrey LLP

A contractor that failed to present factual defenses as a "claim" in the form required by the Contract Disputes Act in response to the federal government's imposition of liquidated damages was barred from asserting those defenses.
New Federal Stormwater Management Rules for Construction Sites: How They Work and How to Cope
By Kristin R. Robrock, Ph.D. and Peter Mesard, P.E.
Exponent, Inc.

and Christopher Marraro
Howrey LLP

The Environmental Protection Agency has issued regulations that, for the first time, impose performance-based standards and numerical effluent limits on stormwater discharges from construction sites ("Construction Rule").

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