If you’re a contractor, you’re going to encounter the phrase “Miller Act” at some point in time. Experienced construction companies are quite familiar with what this entails, while newer small- to medium-sized companies may be confused at the term and curious as to what they need to do. The first thing to understand is that … Continue reading “Nebraska Little Miller Act”
If you run a contracting or construction business, it’s a foregone conclusion that you’ll need to secure surety bonds at some point in time. These are the means by which you protect your reputation and your business should something unforeseen happen. They make sure that your clients, vendors and subcontractors are covered if you can’t … Continue reading “Montana Little Miller Act”
A Little Miller Act is something that any contractor wishing to do government work at the state, regional or municipal level will have to face. Based on the Federal Miller Act, these statutes require the carrying and posting of certain surety bonds in order to protect the contract issuer’s interests should the contractor fail to … Continue reading “Missouri Little Miller Act”
When you’re running a contracting business you’re eventually going to come across a state Little Miller Act. These statutes are based on the Federal Miller Act, which in turn assures your clients that you’ll complete the work you agreed to complete. It provides peace of mind to both the agency that awarded you the contract … Continue reading “Minnesota Little Miller Act”
Surety bonding is an important aspect of all contracting and construction businesses. Whether you’re a new startup company, or you’re a well-established large firm, you need to be bonded to grant peace of mind to those with whom you contract. Bonding allows you to reassure your clients that you’re going to perform the job you … Continue reading “Michigan Little Miller Act”
If you run a contracting business, whether it’s a small startup or a large company, you’ll need to secure bonding for almost any job you bid. Surety bonds are an essential and necessary part of the business. Where insurance protects you from accidents and unforeseen emergencies, bonding protects your clients. It also establishes your reputation … Continue reading “Massachusetts Little Miller Act”
Surety bonding is a fact of life for construction and contracting businesses. It’s a vital form of security that protects your reputation as a contractor, and protects your clients in case of unforeseen circumstances that prevent you from completing the agreed upon work. There are a wide variety of different kinds of surety bonds, and … Continue reading “Maryland Little Miller Act”
If you’ve worked in the construction industry in Maine, you’re probably already familiar with surety bonds. Insurance is always a must for any project, but surety bonds are specifically designed to protect the other entities you work with rather than yourself. Paying for something that mainly benefits others isn’t typically something businesses do, but there’s … Continue reading “Maine Little Miller Act”
Kansas is a great place to be a contractor. There’s always work that needs to be done, but if you want to get the best projects, you need to make sure your company is in good standing. The best way to build your reputation is to make sure you remain in compliance with the Kansas … Continue reading “Kansas Little Miller Act”
If you’re in the construction business and want to operate in Kentucky, you need to be familiar with the Kentucky Little Miller Act. In short, this act dictates regulations about use of surety bonds with your projects. If you want to land any big contracts, you need to know how surety bonds factor in. Without … Continue reading “Kentucky Little Miller Act”
