Federal activity overview — SF-35: Annual Performance Bond
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Standard Form)
An annual performance bond providing continuous coverage for all contracts awarded during a 12-month period. It eliminates the need for individual performance bonds on each contract. Useful for contractors with high volumes of smaller federal construction contracts.
Contractors with multiple ongoing federal construction contracts use SF-35 to provide continuous performance bond coverage across all awards within the annual period.
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is federal form SF-35 (Annual Performance Bond). An annual performance bond providing continuous coverage for all contracts awarded during a 12-month period. It eliminates the need for individual performance bonds on each contract. Useful for contractors with high volumes of smaller federal construction contracts.
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