Reference Source

Louisiana

For Louisiana, public project retainage cap (%) is not specified on this page; private project retainage cap (%) is not specified on this page; release deadline is not specified on this page; escrow required is yes; milestone reduction is not specified on this page, recorded from its source on 2026-08-17.

State
Louisiana verified
Public project retainage cap (%)
not specified on this page
Private project retainage cap (%)
not specified on this page
Release deadline
not specified on this page
Escrow required
yes
Milestone reduction
not specified on this page
Statutory citation
not specified on this page our reading
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DatasetConstruction retainage limits by US state — maximum withholding percentages, release deadlines, escrow requirements, and public vs private distinctions with statutory citations

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What the source says

Some states, including Connecticut, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee, require retainage for certain state-funded public projects to be held in interest-bearing escrow accounts, providing additional security for contractors. This requirement does not typically extend to private projects, although some states, such as Tennessee and Louisiana, do mandate interest-bearing escrow accounts for private construction retainage.

— constructioncoverage.com, retrieved 2026-08-17

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