Handyman Insurance, What Are Payment Bonds
Tuesday, Dec. 30th 2014 8:06 AM
In case lead contractors go bankrupt when working on a project, payment bonds guarantee proper payment for services. The bond amount can be used to reimburse suppliers, subcontractors and others who worked on a project if the lead contractor is unable to pay them for their work. The federal Miller Act requires that payment bonds be used on all federally funded projects worth $100,000 or more. In fact, these bonds are frequently issued in conjunction with performance bonds.
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