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United States — Tennessee
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A contractor who has executed the bond may give written notice by return receipt registered mail that it is not responsible, and a person who later furnishes material or labor after receiving that notice cannot use §§ 12-4-201 to 12-4-206 for that later work.
United States — Tennessee
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Covered laborers or material suppliers may sue on the contractor’s bond in their own name if they give security or take the poor-person oath; the city, county, or state is not liable for costs.
United States — Tennessee
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A labor or material supplier, or laborer, must give written notice within 90 days after a public work is completed and include an itemized account, the balance due, and a description of the improved property.
United States — Tennessee
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Several entitled persons may join one suit or have one of them file in equity for all, but the action or claims must be brought within six months after the public work is completed or the labor or materials are furnished.
United States — Tennessee
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Contractors on covered public works contracts must post the required bond before starting work and must promptly pay related taxes and similar charges when due.
United States — Tennessee
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If a contractor does not promptly pay certain amounts due, a proper officer or agency with lawful authority may bring a direct proceeding on the bond in court to enforce payment.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of health must set payment rules and regulations for certain contracting health care providers, after consulting the comptroller of the treasury.
United States — Tennessee
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The comptroller of the treasury determines payment under health department rules, after consulting certain state departments, agencies, and the Tennessee Hospital Association.
United States — Tennessee
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Contracting health care providers must use the specified accounting statistics or another accounting method approved by the department of health to be eligible for payment.
United States — Tennessee
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A contracting provider must use the required accounting classification or acceptable accounting methods and submit cost data when required, or face a $10 daily penalty.
United States — Tennessee
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The health department may require certain submitted figures to be certified, and the comptroller of the treasury is the final authority on their determination and certification.
United States — Tennessee
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The department of health designs the reporting forms, and providers must use the prescribed forms to submit statements.
United States — Tennessee
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The comptroller of the treasury may audit contracting health care providers to verify their submitted statements and data.
United States — Tennessee
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The department must create a pilot reimbursement program for licensed supportive living facilities for the mentally ill and may adopt rules to run it.
United States — Tennessee
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This section says the part may be called the “Prevailing Wage Act for State Highway Construction Projects.”
United States — Tennessee
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This section defines several terms used in this part, including “Commission,” “Highway contractor,” “Prevailing wage,” “Public highway,” “State contract,” and “State highway construction project.”
United States — Tennessee
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Highway contractors on state highway construction projects must pay workers at least the prevailing wage rate.
United States — Tennessee
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A prevailing wage commission is created, and it must determine the prevailing wage rate for state highway construction.
United States — Tennessee
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The commission determines the prevailing wage for highway construction, and highway contractors may certify payroll and hours information to the commission by October 31 each year.
United States — Tennessee
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The commission must hold a public hearing, present certain documentation and facts, and give notice of its final prevailing wage determination on a set timeline.