Ditchmen • NUCA of Florida June 2019 | Page 7

“ PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS When requesting bids for public works projects, there are times when local governments are uncertain which contractor they need to specify for the project because more than one category of licensure is legally authorized to perform the work. That said, local municipalities may not prohibit any contractor that is qualified, licensed, or certified as required by state law from bidding on public works projects, pursuant to section 255.0992, Florida Statutes. Additionally, Photo by Campaign Creators on Unsplash another great example of why being a member of NUCA of Florida is so important. Membership helps your company navigate the regulatory and legislative government maze without hurting your business brand. Our government relations team is here to take the bullets for you! We are your warriors on the front lines of government. • • • section 489.113(9)(a), Florida Statutes provides that a contractor may act as a prime contractor where the majority of the work to be performed under the contract is within the scope of his or her license and the remaining work is subcontracted to other licensed contractors. For more information regarding the scope of work for contractors please review DBPR’s License Types. Contractors may wish to consult their local government attorney regarding the foregoing. ” SHOW THAT NUCA SPIRIT! Get your very own NUCA FL insulated tumbler or grab one for a gift today. To order your tumblers contact Tina at [email protected] or Alex at [email protected] ONLY $35 (includes shipping & handling). JUNE 2019 • DITCHMEN 5