Compliance stack
Contract surety bonds and the insurance program contractors carry on public and private work.
Contractors run two compliance tracks side by side: the surety bonds that contracts and public owners require to bid and build, and the insurance program that covers crews, sites, and equipment. Here is how they pair on a typical job.
Requirements vary by state and activity. The license and bond pieces apply where your activity and jurisdiction require them.
What this industry carries
General liability, workers compensation, builders risk, and commercial auto built around construction operations.
GL, workers' comp, builder's risk, and the surety bonds that pair with them.
Explore insurance for construction & contractingBid, performance, payment, and maintenance bonds for builders on public and private jobs.
Construction bonds cover bid, performance, payment, maintenance, and supply guarantees for builders working on public and private jobs.
Visit Cornerstone Surety BondsPayment and performance bonds guaranteeing completion and payment to subcontractors and suppliers.
Payment and performance bonds guarantee a contractor will complete a project per contract terms and pay subcontractors and suppliers.
Visit Cornerstone Surety BondsThe license bond several states require as a condition of holding a contractor license, separate from project bonds.
A contractor license bond is the license bond a state or local government requires to issue a contractor license. It guarantees that the contractor will follow the licensing law and the building code, and it is separate from the project performance bonds a contractor posts on individual jobs.
Visit Cornerstone Surety BondsSubdivision and site improvement bonds guaranteeing developers finish the public improvements a plat approval requires.
Subdivision bonds, also called site improvement or plat bonds, guarantee that a developer will complete the public improvements a city or county requires before it accepts a new subdivision.
Visit Cornerstone Surety BondsFinancial Services and Lenders
License, bond, and insurance for lenders, mortgage originators, and money services businesses.
Attorneys and Law Firms
Professional liability, court and fidelity bonds, and licensing for law firms whose practice requires it.
Debt Collection and Accounts Receivable
License, surety bond, and insurance for collection agencies, debt buyers, and accounts receivable operators.
Tell us about your operation and we will map the license, bond, and coverage you need, then route each piece to the right team.
