Federal activity overview — SF-25: Performance Bond
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Standard Form)
The standard performance bond form guaranteeing that the contractor will complete the work in accordance with contract terms. Required by the Miller Act for construction contracts exceeding $150,000. The bond is typically 100% of the contract price and is provided by a corporate surety acceptable to the government.
Contractors provide SF-25 after contract award but before starting performance on construction contracts and other contracts requiring performance bonds.
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is federal form SF-25 (Performance Bond). The standard performance bond form guaranteeing that the contractor will complete the work in accordance with contract terms. Required by the Miller Act for construction contracts exceeding $150,000. The bond is typically 100% of the contract price and is provided by a corporate surety acceptable to the government.
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