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What does a performance bond primarily assure?

Correct Answer

A) Completion of the bonded contract obligations if the contractor defaults.

A performance bond assures the owner's contract performance remedy if the contractor defaults.

Answer Options
A
Completion of the bonded contract obligations if the contractor defaults.
B
Payment of only the contractor's payroll taxes
C
Approval of substitutions
D
Treat the performance bond as requiring correction of every design error

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A performance bond assures the owner's contract performance remedy if the contractor defaults.

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