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Englewood, CO — Public Right Of Way Bond

Englewood requires its own Public Works bond form for contractors' right-of-way work. Confirm the work year and permit requirements before beginning this offering's RLI application.

Also known as Englewood Public Right Of Way Bonds

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Recorded state
Colorado
Bond type
Right-of-Way / Street Work Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

This offering identifies Englewood public right-of-way security. The city's posted form is a performance and maintenance bond for work under its ROW permits, not a general building-contractor bond.

Who needs it
Contractors installing or maintaining facilities under Englewood city right-of-way permits.
Who it protects
The city form secures permit obligations and repair responsibilities to the City of Englewood. It incorporates the permits and provides a workmanship/materials guarantee linked to completion and city acceptance.

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.

Use Public Works' form for the correct work year

The city says other insurance-company forms are not acceptable and lists a $5,000 minimum for obtaining the contractor license. Obtain the current Public Works request and confirm that the provider can complete its form.

The posted 2026 form covers work started or performed in 2026. Its calendar-year label is not an unconditional December 31 release: the form separately addresses the bond's duration and a two-year guarantee after completion and city acceptance.

Prepare the city package, then apply through RLI

Keep the legal contractor, city recipient, work year, requested sum, and form ready. The city separately requires insurance and the appropriate excavation, concrete, or occupancy permit; a concrete-alley cut can require both excavation and concrete permits.

Purchase Now opens RLI in a new tab. No fixed amount or term is displayed in this option. After issuance, check the city's form and supply it through Public Works' current process before relying on any work authorization.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. The current Englewood Public Works bond form and request.
  2. The legal contractor, city recipient wording, and work year.
  3. The required sum, dates, and applicable ROW permit types.
  4. The separate insurance certificate and city submission instructions.

Questions about this bond

Can I submit a standard provider form instead?

Englewood says its own Public Works form is required. Confirm that the provider can issue the requested form before completing the application.

Does calendar year mean all repair duties end in December?

No. The 2026 form separates the year of covered work from bond duration and the completion/acceptance-based guarantee. Have Public Works confirm the required arrangement.

Does one bond application approve every permit type?

No. The city has distinct excavation, concrete, and occupancy requirements. Obtain the permits for the actual work independently of surety issuance.

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