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Essentially, the bid bond protects the project owner during the bidding process by ensuring you will compensate them if you fail to enter into the contract and provide any performance or payment bonds required. When is a Bid Bond Required? CSBA commercialsurety.com when-is-a-bid-bond-requ commercialsurety.com when-is-a-bid-bond-requ
Yes, once a project successfully begins per the contract, the bid bond amount is returned to the bidder. If the project does not begin due to issues on the bidders part, then the project owner can keep the bid bond to cover any losses they may incur.
Bid Bond Example 1: Successful Bid and Project Award Scenario: A contractor submits a bid for a public infrastructure project, accompanied by a bid bond worth 10% of their bid amount. Outcome: The contractor wins the bid and is awarded the contract.
Bid bonds are different from performance and payment bonds because they insure the project owner in the pre-project bidding process alone, while performance and payment bonds insure the project owner and other stakeholders/employees during the construction process itself.
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