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Arkadelphia, AR — Contractor License Bond

Arkadelphia's contractor permit application asks for a $10,000 license and permit bond made out to the city. Have your contractor classification and city instructions ready, then select Purchase Now to apply through Propeller. Annual contractor registration is separate from the bond's own dates.

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Recorded state
Arkansas
Bond type
Contractor License / Registration Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The bond is part of the City of Arkadelphia contractor registration and permit process. The posted application calls for the city bond alongside applicable state licensing information, not in place of the state credential.

Who needs it
Contractors completing Arkadelphia's contractor permit application for the work categories identified in their city instructions.
Who it protects
The city is the named obligee under the posted requirement. Use the accepted instrument for the secured conditions and claim rights; do not treat this licensing security as the contractor's liability insurance.

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.

Match the work categories on the city application

The application asks for the business and owner names and lets contractors select all applicable work categories, including general contracting and individual trades.

It separately records the $10,000 city bond, bond number and expiration date, plus state classification, license number and expiration where applicable. Keep these separate identifiers ready rather than entering the state license number as the bond number.

Do not turn annual registration into a bond term

The contractor permit application says it is renewed annually. That is not a supplied one-year Propeller bond option; use the requested effective dates and the issued document's actual terms.

The city's posted June 2000 ordinance describes registration before covered construction work and exceptions for certain cosmetic or non-permit work. If your activity is uncertain, obtain the Building Department's instructions rather than assuming every business has the same requirement.

Apply through Propeller, then complete city filing

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Apply using the legal contractor identity, City of Arkadelphia recipient and accepted $10,000 wording.

Review the issued document and execution, then file it under the city's instructions with the contractor permit application. The ordinance calls for the bond to be filed with the city; a provider application receipt does not grant the city permit.

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Have these ready

  1. Have the city contractor permit application and applicable work categories.
  2. Use the business/owner identity and City of Arkadelphia recipient consistently.
  3. Keep the bond number and dates separate from any state license identifiers.
  4. After issuance, review the instrument and follow city filing instructions.

Questions about this bond

Who is named as obligee?

The city's posted ordinance calls for the City of Arkadelphia as obligee, and its application asks for a $10,000 license and permit bond made out to the city.

Does annual registration guarantee a one-year bond?

No. The application describes annual contractor registration and has separate fields for the bond number and expiration. Match the actual requested dates and issued terms.

Does the city bond replace a state license?

No. The application separately asks for state classification, number and expiration where applicable. The bond purchase does not issue either credential.

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