Unions have cheered the passage of City Council legislation designed to create greater accountability within the construction bidding process.
The local law, which passed unanimously last Thursday, requires the city’s five-member Procurement Policy Board to establish procedures that will enable vendors or their reps to challenge procurement determinations.
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