Certification & Gov't Contracts

Federal Contract Claims & Surety

Federal contract claims, surety bond issues, and recovery for unpaid public works contractors under the Miller Act and California's equivalent — strict notice.

Federal Contract Claims & Surety
Federal Contract Claims & Surety

Make the federal bond pay.

Federal contract claims, surety bond issues, and recovery for unpaid public works contractors under the Miller Act and California's equivalent — strict notice and filing windows that we treat as deadlines, not suggestions.

  • Miller Act bond claims (federal)
  • Little Miller Act claims (California state)
  • Surety bond disputes
  • Federal contract recovery
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Materialmen, haulers, and equipment providers are explicitly named in our firm description as core clientele. Suppliers.

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DBE/WBE/MBE Contractors

Disadvantaged, women- and minority-owned contractors seeking certification (DBE, WBE, MBE, SBE, DVBE) and government.

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Questions clients ask first.

Good to Know
One year from the last day of labor or material supplied. Notice within 90 days is required for second-tier claimants.
California's state-level equivalent for state and local public works bonds — similar mechanics, different timing.
Sometimes — fact-specific. Mepco v. SVUSD remains the leading California authority.
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