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A contract expressly requires a waiver-of-subrogation endorsement on the contractor’s policy. The submitted insurance package contains no evidence of it. What should the reviewer investigate?

Correct Answer

C) Whether the required waiver-of-subrogation endorsement is in place and applicable.

Check for evidence that the required waiver-of-subrogation endorsement applies. A certificate package that says nothing about it leaves the contractual requirement unverified. This is a document-review scenario, not a rule that every contract requires the same endorsement. Source: https://www.dgs.ca.gov/~/media/Divisions/PD/Document-Links/ITGP/ITGP-Non-Cloud.pdf

Answer Options
A
Only whether the contractor’s logo is current.
B
Only whether the invoice was paid by check.
C
Whether the required waiver-of-subrogation endorsement is in place and applicable.
D
The color of the contractor’s tools.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Check for evidence that the required waiver-of-subrogation endorsement applies. A certificate package that says nothing about it leaves the contractual requirement unverified. This is a document-review scenario, not a rule that every contract requires the same endorsement. Source: https://www.dgs.ca.gov/~/media/Divisions/PD/Document-Links/ITGP/ITGP-Non-Cloud.pdf

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