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Abilene, TX — Building Contractor's Bond

Abilene's current contractor table and selected Building Contractor's Bond require $75,000 security for the building, roofing, demolition and building-mover category. Use that requirement for this building-contractor application rather than another trade's smaller bond or insurance alternative.

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Recorded state
Texas
Bond type
Building Contractor Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The undertaking secures faithful performance of the City's construction codes and ordinances. It requires remediation or restitution of violations up to the bond amount and is filed with the Building Official before engaging in the listed contracting work.

Who needs it
The contracting person or business registered with Abilene for the covered work. Match the principal and address to the registration and provide the identification required by the City's contractor table.
Who it protects
The complete form is expressly bound to the City of Abilene and any other person who may be injured. Its operative condition concerns compliance with City codes and ordinances, not an automatic guarantee of every contract dispute or unpaid invoice.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Details for the building category and continuation

The City's actual table places building, roofing, demolition and building-mover contractors in the $75,000 bond row. It gives other categories their own requirements. Registration or a different trade's liability certificate does not replace the security required for this row.

Use the City's selected building form with the correct principal, surety, security sum and accepted effective-through dates. The form provides for Building Official approval, contractor and surety-agent signatures and a surety seal. If an attorney-in-fact signs, attach the appointment from the surety.

The form allows continuation for one year from expiration by a certificate executed by the surety or recognized agent, with similar certificates in later years. Continuation is a separate act, not an automatic result of renewing registration. The surety's cancellation provision calls for 30 days' written City notice and preserves accrued liability.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Match the legal contractor and address to the Abilene registration.
  2. Use the City's $75,000 building-contractor form and provide the required identification.
  3. Confirm the effective-through entries and arrange the required signatures and seal.
  4. Attach the surety appointment if an attorney-in-fact signs and obtain Building Official approval.
  5. Keep registration and the bond current, using a properly executed continuation when required.

Questions about this bond

May I use another trade's bond or insurance requirement?

The current table specifically assigns $75,000 security to the building, roofing, demolition and building-mover row. Other categories have separate requirements; do not apply their smaller sums or insurance alternatives to this filing.

Does renewing registration automatically continue the bond?

The form separately allows a one-year continuation from expiration through a certificate executed by the surety or recognized agent. Keep the bond evidence current as directed; registration renewal alone is not that certificate.

What follows Purchase Now?

RLI's Abilene building-contractor application opens in a new tab. Match the legal principal, City and injured-person provisions, code-compliance condition, $75,000 sum, required City form and accepted dates before finalizing. Execute and file the undertaking for Building Official approval; purchase does not issue a permit.

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