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NASBP opposes HB 508 S3 which gives the UT Division of Facilities Construction Management the discretion to remove statutory performance and payment bonds.

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NASBP opposes HB 508 S3 which gives the UT Division of Facilities Construction Management the discretion to remove statutory performance and payment bonds. This letter was sent to the members of the Utah State Senate.

Topic

Advocacy, Contract Surety

Publish Date

March 3, 2026

Region

Utah

Resource Type

Comment Letter

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NASBP opposes HB 508 S3 which gives the UT Division of Facilities Construction Management the discretion to remove statutory performance and payment bonds.

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