TEXT ORDER: This matter is before the Court following Defendants/Counterclaimants' Supplemental Submission Regarding Prejudgment Interest and Entry of Judgment (DE 122 ) and Plaintiffs/Counter-Defendants' Response thereto (DE 123 ). Consistent with the Court's July 27, 2026 Order (DE 119 ) and the parties' Joint Stipulation Regarding Invoice Receipt Dates (DE 120), the Court accepts the parties' stipulated methodology that, solely for purposes of calculating prejudgment interest, each invoice is deemed received seven (7) calendar days after issuance and payment due fifty-two (52) calendar days after the invoice date. The Court further accepts the prejudgment-interest calculations and per diem rates set forth in DE 122 , which Plaintiffs/Counter-Defendants expressly agree are mathematically correct in DE 123 , as well as the party-specific allocation of the monetary judgment proposed in DE 122 and not opposed in DE 123 . Applying the agreed per diem rates through September 9, 2026, judgment shall be entered in favor of Georgia Stone Products, LLC, and against Boggs Materials, Inc., in the principal amount of $2,240,674.75, together with prejudgment interest of $864,557.62 through September 9, 2026, for a total monetary award of $3,105,232.37. Judgment shall also be entered in favor of American Materials Company, LLC, and against Boggs Materials, Inc., in the principal amount of $439,553.79,, together with prejudgment interest of $164,130.11 through September 9, 2026, for a total monetary award of $603,683.90. The aggregate monetary award is therefore $3,708,916.27.
No separate monetary award on the unpaid-invoice counterclaim shall be entered in favor of Summit Materials, LLC, and no monetary award on that counterclaim shall be entered against Boggs Contracting, Inc. or Lynches River Contracting, Inc. The monetary judgment shall bear post-judgment interest from the date of entry at the rate and in the manner prescribed by 28 U.S.C. § 1961.
The Clerk of Court is DIRECTED to enter an Amended Judgment pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 58, consistent with this Text Order and the Court's prior Orders, thereby completing the judgment in this action.
Signed by the Honorable Joseph Dawson, III on 9/11/2026. (lgib, )