Sell restoration work to permittees the week DOT flags their street cuts

NycStreetWorkViolationPulse tracks 7,203 records from NYC Department of Transportation street construction inspections and corrective action requests (data.cityofnewyork.us), last refreshed 2026-10-28, for paving, street-restoration and utility-cut subcontractors, street-work permit expediters and compliance consultants, maintenance-and-protection-of-traffic firms, and contractor surety and liability underwriters. Search, filter and preview free; CSV unlocks, alerts and API access start at $4.99. Every record links to its official source.

A corrective action request means a utility or contractor must re-pave a defective cut fast. Restoration crews, expediters and compliance consultants see who was flagged, how often and where.

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LIVE PUBLIC DATA Source: NYC Department of Transportation street construction inspections and corrective action requests (data.cityofnewyork.us) · Last refreshed: Wed, 28 Oct 2026 20:51:30 GMT

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Latest top-scored records

RecordMost seriousFindingsStreets
Harris Water Main & Sewer Contractors, Inc.Notice of violation (NOV)3Stuyvesant Street; President Street; Carlton Avenue
Welsbach Electric Corp.Notice of violation (NOV)3Berry Street; Broadway
Bluebuild Mgmt Inc.Notice of violation (NOV)4Fulton Street; 101 Avenue
Murray Hill Plumbing & Heating Inc.Notice of violation (NOV)34 Avenue; West 181 Street; Brighton Beach Avenue
Flume Internet, IncNotice of violation (NOV)3Jefferson Avenue

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Notice of violation (NOV) (5187) Corrective action request (CAR) (1985) Failed re-inspection (31)

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Contractor or developer (6003) Utility or telecom (1037) Public agency (163)

Browse by findings that day

2+ (1117) 5+ (79) 10+ (29) 25+ (16)

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From NYC DOT street construction inspection data, published about monthly. A notice of violation is an allegation adjudicated at OATH and a corrective action request is a repair request; neither is a finding of fault, and outcomes are not shown. Only organizations with a legal-entity form, public bodies and utilities are shown. Verify with NYC DOT.

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