Miller Act: Federal law (40 USC �� 3131-3134) requiring payment and performance bonds on federal construction projects to protect subcontractors and suppliers
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA): Federal legislation establishing standards for wages, overtime pay, and working hours that must be considered in subcontractor agreements
Davis-Bacon Act: Federal law requiring payment of prevailing wages on federally funded construction projects
Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act: Federal law governing overtime pay and safety requirements for federal contract work
Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA): Federal regulations establishing workplace safety and health standards that must be complied with in construction projects
State Contractor Licensing Laws: State-specific requirements for contractor licensing and certification that vary by jurisdiction
Mechanics' Lien Laws: State-specific laws providing security interests for contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to ensure payment for their work
Prompt Payment Acts: State-specific legislation governing timing and terms of payments to contractors and subcontractors
Construction Defect Laws: State-specific regulations governing liability and remedies for construction defects
State Insurance Requirements: State-specific mandatory insurance coverage requirements for construction projects
Little Miller Acts: State equivalents of the federal Miller Act, requiring bonds on state public works projects
Building Codes: Local and state-specific construction standards and requirements that must be met in all construction work
Anti-indemnification Statutes: State-specific laws limiting or prohibiting certain types of indemnification in construction contracts
Warranty Requirements: State-specific mandatory warranty terms and conditions for construction work
Insurance Coverage Requirements: Mandatory insurance types including workers' compensation, general liability, professional liability, and builder's risk insurance
