Bond Requirement Waived

Bond Requirement Waived

 

Contractor Growth

Many contractors limit their growth by trying to get contract bond requirements waived or by avoiding bonded projects all together. As agents, you can help your contractor, especially smaller contractors looking to grow, by getting them in consistent and stable bond relationships. A contractor with clear and consistent bonding relationships is less likely to make other compromises to get a bond requirement waived.

Calling in a favors, or getting an exception from a standard market can be only a one-time solution for contractors and may not help them on the next project. Credit based quick programs may also provide temporary avenues for bonding, however, those programs have size restrictions. If they do not access to larger bond programs the contractor will once again have to try to get a bond requirement waived. CCI Surety is always handling non-standard accounts and can set up a program to consistently meet your contractor’s bond needs as well as help them grow into larger projects.

We can usually get started from applications you have already filled out or you can choose from ours below. Contact us for commercial, court, or other bond applications.

Small Contract Applications– For Projects $250,000 and under

Contract Bond Application – For Bonds larger than $250,000

SBA Supplemental Information – Include for consideration for the SBA Surety Bond Guarantee Programs

 

Bid Bonds

Applying for a Bid or Payment and Performance Bond can be cumbersome. Many programs rely on credit score but CCI Surety can also handle bond needs for contractors with a low credit scores. There are many options for contractors with credit score or financial issues that need Bid or Payment and Performance bonds. CCI Surety reviews accounts for many options and can make multiple offers for contractors.

Jim Dillenburg
jdillenburg@ccisurety.com
866-317-3294

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Please Note: We can always get started working on submissions or applications that you have already prepared for other markets. CCI Surety, Inc. specializes in hard to place contract bonds that may have previously been declined by other sureties. We use different kinds of tools which allow us the freedom to think outside the box with our underwriting strategy. We are able to get comfortable with difficult situations using escrow / funds control, SBA Surety Bond Guarantee program and working capital deposits as different options to get the bond approved. CCI also has a very successful Easy Start Program for contracts between $250,000 and $1,000,000 that may be obtained with a two page application plus any financial documents that are available. On commercial bond business we handle both standard and non standard business. Contract Bonds – Multiple Markets – Can Provide A+ rated bonds – $3M in-house authority, up to $15M from home office – Quick Turn around – No Agency Requirements SBA Backed Bonds – 2012 National SBA Bond Producer of the Year – Potential to approve bonds even with negative working capital – SBA Bond Program now covers bonds up to $6.5M and in some cases $10M Commercial Bonds – Standard and Non-Standard Bonds – Experienced staff specialized in handling Commercial Bond needs – License and Permit, Fidelity, ERISA, Business Services and Court Bonds – Miscellaneous Bonds