Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 175 of 1605
"Substantial completion" of a construction project generally means:
a.All materials have been ordered
b.The contract has been signed by both parties
c.Exactly 90% of the contract price has been paid
d.The project is complete enough for the owner to use it for its intended purpose
Explanation
Substantial completion is reached when the work is sufficiently complete that the owner can occupy or use the project for its intended purpose, even if minor punch-list items remain.
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