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A subcontract expressly conditions payment certification for stored equipment on invoice, insurance and storage evidence. The subcontractor has provided none of it. How should that portion be reviewed?

Correct Answer

C) Request the required backup before certifying the unsupported portion

Under the stated clause, request the missing backup and withhold certification of the unsupported portion pending compliance. This is not a basis for invented liquidated damages or indefinite withholding of unrelated undisputed amounts.

Answer Options
A
Certify it automatically despite the missing required evidence
B
Convert the amount into liquidated damages without a contractual basis
C
Request the required backup before certifying the unsupported portion
D
Delete retainage instead of reviewing the missing evidence

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under the stated clause, request the missing backup and withhold certification of the unsupported portion pending compliance. This is not a basis for invented liquidated damages or indefinite withholding of unrelated undisputed amounts.

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