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The Principal and Surety(IES) executed this bid bond and affixed their seals on the above date. STANDARD FORM 24 (REV. 10 98). Prescribed by GSA FAR (48 ...
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How to fill out bid bond:

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Obtain the bid bond form from the bonding company or download it from their website.
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Fill in the required information accurately, including the name of the project, the bid amount, and the bid date.
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Provide your business information, such as the name of your company, address, contact details, and tax identification number.
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Sign the bid bond form, either electronically or with a handwritten signature, depending on the requirements of the bonding company.
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Submit the bid bond form along with your bid documents to the project owner or the appropriate authority before the bid deadline.

Who needs bid bond:

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Contractors or construction companies who are bidding on public or private construction projects may be required to provide a bid bond.
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Government agencies, municipalities, and project owners often require bid bonds to ensure that contractors have the financial capability to perform the work if awarded the project.
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Bid bonds also provide assurance to the project owner that the contractor will enter into a contract if they are selected as the winning bidder and will provide the required performance and payment bonds.
Note: The specific requirements for bid bonds may vary depending on the project and jurisdiction. It is important to carefully review the bidding documents and consult with the project owner or bonding company for any specific instructions or additional requirements.
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A bid bond is a type of surety bond provided by a bidder as a guarantee that if they win a bid, they will enter into a contract and provide the required performance and payment bonds.
Contractors and bidders participating in public procurement processes are typically required to file a bid bond.
Bid bonds can be filled out by contacting a surety company or bonding agency, providing necessary information, and paying a premium.
The purpose of a bid bond is to ensure that the bidder is serious about the bid and will fulfill their obligations if selected.
Bid bonds typically require information such as the bid amount, project details, bidder's financial information, and the bidder's signature.
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