Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 164 of 1605
After receiving retention from the owner, a general contractor on a private works project must pass through each subcontractor's retention within:
a.10 days
b.30 days
c.45 days
d.60 days
Explanation
Once the general contractor receives retention from the owner, it must release each subcontractor's share of that retention within 10 days on a private works project.
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