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A general contractor receives a payment bond claim from a subcontractor. Under typical payment bond provisions, what is the maximum time period after final payment that claims can be filed?

Correct Answer

D) 1 year

Most payment bonds allow claims to be filed within one year after final payment to the prime contractor, though this can vary by jurisdiction and bond terms.

Answer Options
A
2 years
B
90 days
C
3 years
D
1 year

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Most payment bonds allow claims to be filed within one year after final payment to the prime contractor, though this can vary by jurisdiction and bond terms.

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