Federal activity overview — SF-24: Bid Bond
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Standard Form)
The standard bid bond form submitted with sealed bids to guarantee that the bidder will execute a contract and provide required performance and payment bonds if awarded. The bid bond typically represents 20% of the bid amount. It protects the government against bidders who withdraw or fail to execute after award.
Contractors submit SF-24 with their sealed bids for construction and other contracts requiring bid bonds, typically those exceeding $150,000.
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is federal form SF-24 (Bid Bond). The standard bid bond form submitted with sealed bids to guarantee that the bidder will execute a contract and provide required performance and payment bonds if awarded. The bid bond typically represents 20% of the bid amount. It protects the government against bidders who withdraw or fail to execute after award.
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