Article Date: 03/01/2013

Lower-Tier Subcontractor Loses Novel Miller Act Argument

The Miller Act defines a contractor as an entity that enters into a contract with the federal government. Even if a prime contractor and its affiliated subcontractor are functional equivalents, a third-tier subcontractor cannot elevate itself to second-tier status and cannot bring a claim against a Miller Act payment bond.

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