Miller Act of 1935
The Miller Act is a federal statute (40 USC §§ 270a–270d–1) that requires contractors to furnish payment and performance bonds in conjunction with the construction, alteration, or repair of public buildings.
Miller Act of 1935
The Miller Act is a federal statute (40 USC §§ 270a–270d–1) that requires contractors to furnish payment and performance bonds in conjunction with the construction, alteration, or repair of public buildings.
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The Act applies to federal contracts exceeding $100,000.
