We are a material supplier to a job in Guam, providing airplane hangar doors to the US Navy through a subcontractor, Legacy Buildings. We would like to file a Miller Act claim since we are not being paid timely by Legacy. We do not have the specifics on building owner and whether or not there is Prime Contractor on this job or if Legacy is in fact the prime contractor. ...Read More
We are starting a job at the Grand Canyon remodeling resident housing owned by the National Park Service and would like to file a 20 day prelim mechanics lien...Read More
What remedies are available to a "materials supplier who supplies materials to a General Contractor who has entered into a Cost-Reimbursement Contract with the US Government (i.e--The Bonding requirements under the Miller Act have been waived) Ryan A. Beason General Counsel for GCLI...Read More
We are considering doing a job in Guam on a military project. We would be the material suppliers hired by the GC. What are my rights? What do I need to keep in mind to make sure we're protected?...Read More
We furnished doors and hardware fora high profile government project and they are a billion dollar GC
who just wants to "settle" for 60% against change orders.
Will the recent order of just a small amount of material($200) protect our lien rights?...Read More
16-1907: Provisions Waiving Rights to Collect Damages for Delays, Void, Unenforceable -- Does this statute apply to a contractor working for the Federal Government (Dept of Veterans Affairs)> Can the Federal Government hold this against the contractor?...Read More
Yes we filed a lien on a project which went to the GC's bond. The claim was against the Subcontractor that hired us. The GC has since sent over the subcontractors bond information. What should be done now that we have that information....Read More
We have a customer that I'm trying to enter in as a New Project but they will not provide the address to where the work is being completed because it is a Public Federal job. They are saying that the address is confidential. How can we preserve our lien rights if we cannot enter the address?...Read More
How do I find out the specifics of the preliminary requirements for the project? (Federal project)
And, who, if I do need to send notices – do I send them to you?
I have a copy of the surety bond for the project, and I have been searching the contract number on it, but I am failing to come up with a bid listing for that project?
I thought all the requirements would be listed on the bid listing & it would be easy to find, but it doesn’t seem to be that easy.
This is a large project & I want to make sure that I protect myself and also that I am adhering to the law / bid requirements.
Thank you.
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We were working a federal job in Georgia, and the property owner stopped the job due to a dispute about another sub's installation. They kept telling us we were about to start up again and go back to work, so we kept everything set up at the jobsite and didn't send crews out to work other jobs because of how this situation was handled. Now I'm filing a Miller Act claim: does state law allow me to claim lost wages and profits I would have been making during all that time we were waiting for the job to start up again.?...Read More
We are a flooring distributor that works with flooring retailers as sub-contractors. We have run into a situation where our customer is not willing to provide a full copy of the contract. Where this is a government project, it would fall under the Miller Act? I am making sure we do not need to acquire a copy of the contract or payment bond to protect our rights in the event of non-payment. ...Read More
We are to be subcontractor to a project located on land owned by the Navy or NASA on which our customer leases. Does that affect pre lien and mechanics lien rights in CA?...Read More