Is Your Job Information Sheet Prepared for Infrastructure Projects? 

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Cost: Members: $95
Non-members: $195

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Time

US: 12:00 pm PT // 3:00 pm ET
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About the Webinar

As infrastructure projects increase, it is important to understand what job information you’ll need to gather to mitigate risks on these projects. For example, many infrastructure projects will not have a physical address, but rather a description of where the work will take place (roads, highways, freeways, bridges). Confirming the scope of work on these types of projects is critical.

It is certain that a fair amount of these infrastructure projects will be funded by a Public/Private/Partnership (P3). That means that the property is privately owned and private investment will fund the project. Some states require that the general contractor post a payment bond for these projects, while other states don’t. All federal projects covered by the Federal Miller Act do not require the general contractor post a payment bond for Federal P3 projects. We’ll cover these and many other topics related to infrastructure projects during this session.

About the Speaker

Chris Ring, NACM’s Secured Transaction Services

Chris Ring is the National Sales Representative for NACM’s Secured Transaction Services. He specializes in assisting credit professionals secure their receivables using Mechanic’s Lien Laws and Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code. Chris consults with companies on a daily basis, leading them to find the best way to use these credit tools to assure that they are in the best possible position to get paid.

Since 2002, Chris has presented seminars on both Mechanic’s Liens and UCC Filings for companies, NACM Affiliate Credit Conferences, NACM Industry Credit Groups and CFDD Meetings.

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