A contractor receives a complaint filed with the NSCB on March 15th. According to Nevada regulations, by what date must the contractor respond?
Correct Answer
D) April 14th
Contractors have 30 days from receipt of a complaint to respond to the NSCB. March 15th + 30 days = April 14th.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Nevada regulations give contractors 30 calendar days from receipt of the complaint to respond to the NSCB. Starting from March 15th and counting 30 days forward: March has 31 days, so 16 days remain in March (March 16–31) plus 14 days in April brings the total to 30 days, landing on April 14th.
Why the Other Options Are Wrong
Option A: March 30th
March 30th is only 15 days after March 15th, which is half the allowed response period. This would be the deadline for a 15-day requirement, not a 30-day requirement.
Option B: April 4th
April 4th is 20 days after March 15th, not 30 days. This does not match any regulatory deadline under Nevada's NSCB complaint process.
Option C: April 29th
April 29th is 45 days after March 15th, which exceeds the 30-day response window. This is not a valid NSCB deadline.
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