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Most contractors in New York City know the name Business Integrity Commission. Fewer know what BIC registration actually requires, what it covers, and what the exposure looks like when the hauler on a job site doesn’t have one. Every company removing construction and demolition debris from a job site in New York City must be registered with the NYC Business Integrity Commission. That registration requires a background review process and is not transferable from one company to

A rejected roll-off container rarely starts with intentional rule-breaking. More often, it starts with one prohibited item loaded into an otherwise acceptable container. By the time the load reaches the receiving facility, the project is dealing with extra hauling costs, schedule delays, and disposal documentation problems that weren’t in the plan. There is also a more fundamental issue: not every hauler in New York City is legally authorized to remove construction and demoli