Information About Construction Projects that Last More Than Three Months

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The Office of Construction Mitigation and Coordination (OCMC) requires any large construction project lasting for more than three months to place informational signs at the construction site.

These signs must include information such as the name of the project being undertaken, estimated date of completion, name of owner, and name of contractor. Some of the most common activities covered by this requirements are:

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NYC Department of Transportation (DOT)
Office of Construction Mitigation and Coordination (OCMC)
55 Water Street
New York
NY
10041
Construction Signs
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