Handyman Insurance, Performance Bond
Sunday, Jan. 4th 2015 6:36 AM
Under the federal Miller Act requires that performance bonds be used on all federally funded projects worth $100,000 or more. Performance bonds guarantee that contractors complete projects according to contractual terms. If a contractor fails to do so, the project developer can make a claim on the bond to access funds that can be used to pay a second contractor to finish the job.
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