Federally funded construction contracts awarded under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
Act costing more than $100,000 require performance and payment bonds. The surety world often mistakenly believes that federally funded bonded projects cannot utilize a funds control service or use the tool as it was intended. NACS can solve this bonding issue for you.
Our funds control services at NACS extend to contractors involved in federally funded projects,
from improvements to military installations, HUD funding for housing projects, or rural
infrastructure projects. We can accept federal funds directly to the escrow account utilizing a
Notice of Assignment qualifying under the Far Act. We ensure that funds earmarked for
construction are actually used for job-related expenses.
Federally funded construction contracts awarded under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
Act costing more than $100,000 require performance and payment bonds. The surety world often mistakenly believes that federally funded bonded projects cannot utilize a funds control service or use the tool as it was intended. NACS can solve this bonding issue for you.
Our funds control services at NACS extend to contractors involved in federally funded projects,
from improvements to military installations, HUD funding for housing projects, or rural
infrastructure projects. We can accept federal funds directly to the escrow account utilizing a
Notice of Assignment qualifying under the Far Act. We ensure that funds earmarked for
construction are actually used for job-related expenses.
Funds control is an integral component of risk mitigation, making selecting the right firm to do the job efficiently and effectively critical.
We ensure that money set aside for a construction job will be used for its intended expenses, protecting sureties from payment bond-related claims. Funds control is also a great tool for contractors who may not have robust internal cost accounting or those looking to take on larger projects.
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