Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR): Primary regulation for federal government procurement in the United States, establishing uniform policies and procedures for acquisition.
Truth in Negotiations Act (TINA): Requires contractors to submit cost or pricing data and certify that the data is accurate, complete, and current for certain federal contracts.
Davis-Bacon Act: Federal law requiring payment of prevailing wages on public works projects, applying to federal construction contracts over $2,000.
Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act: Federal law setting standards for overtime pay and safety conditions on federal service and construction contracts.
Miller Act: Requires performance bonds and payment bonds for federal construction projects exceeding $100,000.
State Contractor Licensing Requirements: State-specific regulations governing contractor licensing, qualifications, and permitted scope of work.
State Bidding Laws: State-specific regulations governing the bidding process, including requirements for public projects and bid submissions.
Construction Lien Laws: State-specific laws governing mechanics' liens and protecting contractors' rights to payment for work performed.
Fair Labor Standards Act: Federal law establishing minimum wage, overtime pay, recordkeeping, and child labor standards.
OSHA Requirements: Federal safety and health regulations enforced by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for workplace conditions.
State Insurance Requirements: State-specific mandatory insurance coverage requirements for contractors, including liability and workers' compensation.
Environmental Protection Agency Requirements: Federal environmental regulations governing construction activities, including waste disposal and pollution prevention.
