Timing is everything when it comes to claims in the construction industry. Missing a deadline can be devastating to a contractor’s right to payment. When working on federal projects, these...
A subcontractor hired to work on renovations of a US Embassy in Cyprus is suing Williams Building Company (WBC) for $2,248,006.21 after the US State Department canceled WBC’s contract on...
Access Communications Group, a Texas-based LLC, has filed a Miller Act Claim against SLSCO LTD, Hartford Fire, and Casualty Insurance Company, as well as Travelers Casualty and Surety Company after...
The electrical contractor for a 92,000-square-foot Army Reserve facility outside of Tampa, Florida has filed four claims for out-of-scope work, a payment application, and various out-of-pocket costs against the insurer...
Though the construction of Greenville, South Carolina’s new federal courthouse was completed in August 2021, the greater process of payment surrounding it has yet to cease. A January 26, 2022,...
Louisiana subcontractor Gallo Mechanical, LLC filed a Miller Act Claim for over $3.1 million on a US Navy Project at Saufley Field in Pensacola, Florida. Following an uptick in notable...
Following a number of disputes over scope of work, allegations of delays, and ultimately a claim of wrongful termination, Alaska civil contractor and excavator Weber, Inc. filed a Miller Act...
After performing work on the NAVFAC Naval Station Guantanamo Bay Cuba W.T. Sampson School, Ion Electric LLC has filed a Miller Act claim seeking nearly $10 million in non-payment. The...
A May 11, 2021, lawsuit by New Mexico’s Southwest Glass, Inc. instigated a Miller Act dispute related to non-payment for a federal construction project in Albuquerque, New Mexico — claiming...
Protecting your payments on federal construction projects, means complying with the Federal Miller Act. Similar to state or local government projects, the general contractor is required to post a payment...