Prism Point Technologies - PPT Does not compensate technicians for completed work performed. Fairburn, Georgia

Well, from what I have seen on this site is that PPT has affected quite a few technician/companies for non-payment of work performed.  I also executed a work order to install 114 TVs at a Naval Base Housing fac7ility.  This work spanned 2 weeks and 4 workers, resulting in an invoice totalling $10560.  Submitted the invoice for this work early June 2009, completed the invoice process late July 2009.  I contacted the Naval Procurement Office and forward the invoice to him for possible resolution, he said he forwarded the documents to Best Buy and PPT, this was last week 11/10/09.  So far no word.  But this isn't the only beef I have with PPT, mid-2008 I was contacted by PPT to perform other (8 work orders) on-site repair requests.  I was unaware of the PPT website login for techs until Spring of 2009.  There I found the 8 completed work order still pending.  I would also like to be included in any lawsuit claims brought against PPT.