Federal activity overview — SF-25A: Payment Bond
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Standard Form)
The standard payment bond form guaranteeing that the contractor will pay all laborers, material suppliers, and subcontractors. Required by the Miller Act for construction contracts exceeding $150,000. It protects subcontractors and suppliers who cannot file liens against government property.
Contractors provide SF-25A after award but before starting performance on construction contracts. Subcontractors and suppliers rely on this bond for payment protection.
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is federal form SF-25A (Payment Bond). The standard payment bond form guaranteeing that the contractor will pay all laborers, material suppliers, and subcontractors. Required by the Miller Act for construction contracts exceeding $150,000. It protects subcontractors and suppliers who cannot file liens against government property.
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