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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the electronic bid bond form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the PROJECT NAME and PROJECT NUMBER in the designated fields. This information identifies the specific project for which you are submitting the bid bond.
  3. Fill in the ELECTRONIC BID BOND ID No. This number is crucial for validating your submission, so ensure it is accurate.
  4. Next, provide your COMPANY name and the BIDDER NAME (Principal). These details confirm who is submitting the bid bond.
  5. Sign in the designated area to authorize the electronic bid bond. Include your TITLE and DATE of signing to complete this section.
  6. Lastly, enter your SURETY COMPANY name, ensuring all information is correct before finalizing your submission.

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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.
Yes, once the project has been completed under the terms of the contract, the bond amount will be returned. In addition, they are refundable if the bid is not won. In this case, the obligee has decided to proceed with another contractor instead so a bond will not be needed.
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.
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.
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.

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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.

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