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Construction prompt payment act deadlines by US state — owner-to-contractor and contractor-to-subcontractor payment windows, retention release deadlines, and late-payment interest rates

State-by-state comparison of the statutory deadlines that govern how quickly parties on a construction project must pay each other. Each record is one state with the owner-to-contractor payment deadline (days from invoice), contractor-to-subcontractor flow-down deadline (days from receipt of payment), retention release deadline (days from completion), late-payment interest rate (monthly or annual), whether the statute covers private projects, public projects, or both, and the statutory citation. Deadlines range from 7 days (some flow-down requirements) to 45+ days. Interest rates range from 1% to 2% per month. Answers 'how many days does an owner have to pay me in [state]', 'when must I pay my subs after I get paid', and 'what interest rate can I charge for late payment on a construction project'.

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StateOwner-to-GC payment deadline (days)GC-to-sub flow-down deadline (days)Late-payment interest rateProject types coveredAttorney fees recoverableStatutory citation
California3072% per monthbothyesCal. Civ. Code 8800; Cal. Pub. Cont. Code 10261.5, 20104.50
Florida1430judgment interest ratebothyesFla. Stat. §§713.346(2) and 715.12; Fla. Stat. §§255.0705 et seq.
New York3071% per monthbothNY Gen. Bus. Law §§756 et seq.; NY State Fin. Law §§139-f and 179-f, Gen. Mun. Law §106-b
Texas3571.5% per monthbothyesProperty Code Chapter 28; Government Code Chapter §2251

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