Texas § 2253.043 NOTICE OF CLAIM FOR UNPAID LABOR OR MATERIAL WHEN WRITTEN AGREEMENT DOES NOT EXIST.

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§ 2253.043 — NOTICE OF CLAIM FOR UNPAID LABOR OR MATERIAL WHEN WRITTEN AGREEMENT DOES NOT EXIST.

Texas § 2253.043

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2253.043 (2026).

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Sec. 2253.043. NOTICE OF CLAIM FOR UNPAID LABOR OR MATERIAL WHEN WRITTEN AGREEMENT DOES NOT EXIST.

(a)Except as provided by Section 2253.044 , if a written agreement does not exist between the payment bond beneficiary and the prime contractor or between the payment bond beneficiary and the subcontractor, the notice for a claim for unpaid bills must contain:

(1)the name of the party for whom the public work labor was performed or to whom the public work material was delivered;

(2)the approximate date of performance or delivery;

(3)a description of the public work labor or material for reasonable identification; and

(4)the amount due.

(b)The payment bond beneficiary must generally itemize the claim and include with it copies of documents, invoices, or orders that reasonably identify: (

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Sec. 2253.043. NOTICE OF CLAIM FOR UNPAID LABOR OR MATERIAL WHEN WRITTEN AGREEMENT DOES NOT EXIST. (a) Except as provided by Section 2253.044 , if a written agreement does not exist between the payment bond beneficiary and the prime contractor or between the payment bond beneficiary and the subcontractor, the notice for a claim for unpaid bills must contain:
(1) the name of the party for whom the public work labor was performed or to whom the public work material was delivered;
(2) the approximate date of performance or delivery;
(3) a description of the public work labor or material for reasonable identification; and
(4) the amount due.
(b) The payment bond beneficiary must generally itemize the claim and include with it copies of documents, invoices, or orders that reasonably identify:
(1) the public work labor performed or public work material delivered for which the claim is made;
(2) the job; and
(3) the destination of delivery.