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Excluded Subcontractors: What to provide in a Wrap
Depending on the program Sponsor, some subcontractors’ trades are not eligible to enroll and are excluded from the Wrap coverage. Those trades...
How to Enroll & Stay Compliant in a Wrap Program
To enroll in a Wrap program, there are multiple pieces of data you need to gather to ensure your company is able to work onsite. Let’s take a look at...
Additional Insured Endorsements: Project-Specific vs. Blanket Basis
What is an Additional Insured Endorsement? First, to understand what an Additional Insured Endorsement is, we must look at what it means to be...
4 Essential Items Needed to Enroll in a Wrap-Up
First time enrolling in a Wrap-Up insurance program? Here are 4 items you should have available to expedite the enrollment process with any Wrap...
Is Enrolling in a Wrap-Up Optional?
You’ve been awarded a contract on a project that is being covered by Controlled Insurance Program (CIP), or more commonly known as a Wrap-Up. The...
Importance of Rate Pages when you enroll in a Wrap-Up
When your company starts working on a Wrap-Up, it’s helpful to gather all the required documentation you need ahead of time. This will help make your...
New York Payroll Limitation Program: The Differences
In 1999, former New York Governor George Pataki enacted the Construction Employment Payroll Limitation Law. This law provides a more equitable way to...
A Broker Partnership - For the Win!
If you are an insurance broker, it might seem counter-intuitive to reach out to another brokerage for help with an existing client. However, it is...
Wrap Administration Duties
So, you’ve decided on a Wrap-Up for your next project. You know your broker can secure the policies needed for a Wrap-Up. But that’s just part of the...