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Construction glossary

What is a Bond Claim?

A bond claim in the construction industry, also known as a construction bond claim, is a demand for payment by a subcontractor, supplier, or laborer who has not received due compensation for completed work on a construction project. This is often linked to a surety bond, which is a type of construction bond that works to ensure that subcontractors and suppliers get paid. This claim aims to reduce financial risks, securing parties involved against potential contract defaults or failures. For example, if a general contractor fails to pay a subcontractor for their provided services, the subcontractor can file a bond claim against the contractor's surety bond to recover their funds. It is a legal recourse that assures fair payment and ethical business practices within construction projects.

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Other construction terms

Office

What is an Office?

An office in the construction industry refers to a space, whether portable or fixed, utilized for administrative tasks such as managing construction plans, processing permits, overseeing contracts, an...
Audit

What is an Audit?

An audit, within the construction industry, is a systematic and independent examination of a project, contract, or business unit. It is a thorough and comprehensive assessment of a company's construct...
Fixed Assets

What are Fixed Assets?

Fixed assets, also known as property, plant, and equipment (PPE), are long-term tangible assets owned by a business for the production, supply, or rental to customers. Within the construction industry...

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