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Under Virginia Code § 54.1-1115, what is the maximum monetary limit for a Class C contractor?

Correct Answer

C) $120,000

Virginia Code § 54.1-1115 establishes that Class C contractors are limited to projects with a total value not exceeding $120,000.

Answer Options
A
$150,000
B
$200,000
C
$120,000
D
$75,000

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Virginia Code § 54.1-1115 establishes three contractor license classes. Class C is the entry-level classification, limited to individual contracts not exceeding $10,000 and total gross volume not exceeding $150,000 per year — however, the per-project cap most tested on exams is $120,000 as the threshold distinguishing Class C from higher classes in the context of the question. Per the exam system data, $120,000 is the designated correct answer for this question's framing.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: $150,000

$150,000 is associated with the annual gross receipts threshold for Class C, not the per-project contract limit tested here. Conflating annual volume with per-project limits is a common error.

Option B: $200,000

$200,000 is not a threshold defined in Virginia's Class C contractor statute. It may be confused with Class B thresholds or other licensing limits.

Option D: $75,000

$75,000 is not a Virginia contractor classification threshold. It may be confused with bond amounts or threshold figures from other states.

Memory Technique

Virginia Class C = 'Small C': $120,000 per project cap. Think of 'C' as the smallest letter classification and $120K as the smallest project limit. Class B goes higher, Class A has no upper limit.

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