A Construction Performance Bond agreement usually involves the below parties
The Surety – Insurer The Contractor – appointed on the development in question The Beneficiary – the party to whom the Insurer will pay compensation toWhat does a Construction Performance Bond do?
A Bond gives peace of mind against the possibility of a Contractor failing to carry out all their responsibilities under a contract. Should the Contractor be in breach of contract the Insurer will compensate the Beneficiary as stated in their contract.Get a Quote Now
ADVANCE PAYMENT BOND
An Advance Payment Bond is a guarantee, arranged by the party receiving an advance payment, to the party advancing the payment.
PERFORMANCE BONDS
A Performance Bond is a guarantee, usually with a value of 10% of the initial contract price, however in some cases this can vary to include land values.
SEWER BOND
Road and sewer bonds are required in connection with agreements with local Water boards and Planning Acts. These bonds guarantee the completion of roads and sewers to enable them to be adopted by the relevant authority.
WATER BOND
Like a sewer bond these bonds make a guarantee to the local water board.
RETENTION BONDS
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ROAD BOND
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COMPLETION BONDS
A completion bond is a financial contract that ensures that a project will be completed should the contractor or developer run out of funds.
SURETY BONDS
Surety bonds provide financial security and construction assurance by giving project owners the confidence that contractors will perform the work and pay specified subcontractors, labourers, and material suppliers.
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