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What does a payment bond primarily protect?

Correct Answer

A) Payment claims of covered subcontractors and suppliers.

Payment bonds protect covered lower-tier parties that furnish labor or materials.

Answer Options
A
Payment claims of covered subcontractors and suppliers.
B
Apply the owner's property insurance deductible to the payment bond purpose condition
C
Apply bid alternates before award to the payment bond purpose condition
D
Apply the contractor's profit margin to the payment bond purpose condition

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Payment bonds protect covered lower-tier parties that furnish labor or materials.

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