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The field office receives a written instruction: which insurance usually covers property loss to the work during construction?

Correct Answer

A) Builder's risk insurance

Builder's risk insurance is the controlling requirement: the distractors are related-looking contract or field terms, but they do not match the cited requirement for review item 169.

Answer Options
A
Builder's risk insurance
B
Make bid bond the answer for builder's risk
C
Base the builder's risk response on payment bond
D
Limit builder's risk to noncollusion affidavit

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Builder's risk insurance is the controlling requirement

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option B: Make bid bond the answer for builder's risk

Choice B gives Bid bond. Its specific error: it shifts the question into contract administration money flow.

Option C: Base the builder's risk response on payment bond

Choice C (Payment bond) is rejected because it names a financial document or payment mechanism, not the Builder's risk action/result stated by Builder's risk insurance. The cited answer is Builder's risk insurance.

Option D: Limit builder's risk to noncollusion affidavit

In procurement and contracting, Noncollusion affidavit is the wrong selection for Builder's risk: it points to Noncollusion affidavit, but.

Memory Technique

Link builder's risk to its book condition; a different condition means a different answer than Builder's risk insurance.

Reference Hint

Open NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, 14th Ed.; use the index entry or section for "Builder's risk" to confirm that Builder's risk insurance is the controlling requirement

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