Bid Guarantees, Performance, and Payments Bonds, and Alternative Payment Protection - FAR Sections Affected: Subparts 28.1 and 28.2; 52.228-1; 52-228-2; 52-228-13; 52.228-15; 52-228-16
ICR 201610-9000-004
OMB: 9000-0045
Federal Form Document
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Bid Guarantees, Performance,
and Payments Bonds, and Alternative Payment Protection - FAR
Sections Affected: Subparts 28.1 and 28.2; 52.228-1; 52-228-2;
52-228-13; 52.228-15; 52-228-16
No
material or nonsubstantive change to a currently approved
collection
These regulations implement the
statutory requirements of the Miller Act (40 U.S.C. §§ 3131 to
3134), which requires performance and payment bonds for any
construction contract exceeding $150,000 unless it is impracticable
to require bonds for work performed in a foreign country, or it is
otherwise authorized by law. In addition, the regulations implement
the notice to 40 U.S.C. § 3132, entitled "Alternatives to Payment
Bonds Provided by the Federal Acquisition Regulation," which
requires alternative payment protection for construction contracts
that exceed $30,000 but do not exceed $150,000. Although not
required by statute, under certain circumstances the FAR permits
the Government to require bonds on other than construction
contracts.
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