[Anthony]

If you are putting in just carpet, it should be fine. However, some moisture will wick through the concrete. But carpet breathes, so it should not be a problem. Hardwoods or laminates are another story, though.

Also, if you haven't framed yet, make sure the bottom plate is pressure treated (the part that meets the concrete. Even with the basement being dry, the wood can absorb and hold moisture and slowly rot. Probably won't be a problem, but it would be a major pain if it did.

Good luck.

 

[Anthony]

You should be fine. I just moved to a house with an unfinished basement. We think it's dry, but are holding off for a year before we finish it just to be sure. I know too many people who have re-done their basements due to surprise floods and inadequate drainage. Sounds like you are all set though.

And remember, pics, pics pics!

 

[Anthony]

Mold needs 2 things to grow: food and water. When sandwiched between the concrete and a vapor barrier, it has the water, but not the food. Drywall, carpet padding, etc *could* be food if the moisture could get there. So you are okay trapping it to the concrete.