The Little Miller Act protects Florida construction subcontractors and suppliers from public principal default. The federal law requires the use of payment bonds and performance
North Carolina has a “Little Miller Act” version of the federal Miller Act. It requires public construction projects to have both payment and performance bonds
New Jersey’s Little Miller Act protects subcontractors and suppliers working on public works projects. The state law requires that contractors obtain payment and performance bonds
Georgia’s “Little Miller Act” is the state’s version of the federal Miller Act. The law mandates payment bonds on public construction projects with an estimated
The California Little Miller Act, the state version of the federal Miller Act, protects subcontractors and suppliers working on public construction projects in California. The
If your company is a subcontractor or supplier for public construction projects, you are likely protected by a Miller Act law. If the project is
The Miller Act is a federal law that protects subcontractors and suppliers working on public construction projects throughout the country. New York has its own
The nationwide Little Miller Act protects public entities that default in their obligations to pay Ohio construction subcontractors and suppliers. Federal legislation carried out at
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