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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the bid bond request form in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in your contact information at the top, including your name, fax number, and phone number.
  3. Next, enter the recipient's details. Fill in 'To' with David Armstrong and provide the fax number (615) 872-3899.
  4. In the Principal (Contractor) section, input your company's name. Follow this by entering the Obligee (Owner) and their address.
  5. Specify the Architect or Engineer involved in the project, along with estimated or actual bid amounts and contract amount.
  6. Describe the job clearly and include any relevant project or contract numbers. Indicate time for completion and liquidated damages per day.
  7. Detail terms of payment and confirm financing if applicable. Include breakdowns for labor, materials, overhead, and profit.
  8. Finally, select the appropriate bond form type and attach any special forms if required before submitting.

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The bond guarantees the contractor will enter into the contract if they are awarded the bid. The bond guarantees the contractor will provide the required performance and payment bonds. The size of the bond is typically 5% to 10% of the bid price.
Are Bid Bonds Returned? 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.
A Bid Bond, is a type of bond that accompanies a contractors tender submission. Its value is normally 10% of the tender amount and among other things it guarantees that the bid was submitted in good faith.
The amount of protection the obligee has in the event the low bidder doesnt enter into the contract. It allows the obligee to then negotiate with the second bidder and be reimbursed by the surety company for the difference. Bid Bond Percentage. Bid bonds are usually 5%, 10% or 20% of the amount bid.
A bid bond is a financial pledge from a bidder to a project owner, confirming the bidders commitment to a project and that the project owner will be compensated if the bidder fails to come through.

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