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Farmington, MO — Contractor License Bond

Farmington's archived 2015 contractor application distinguishes $10,000 commercial/industrial code-compliance bonds from $5,000 light-commercial/residential bonds for specified trades. Confirm today's accepted classification and amount with Development Services before relying on either figure.

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

What this bond does

Match the current City contractor-license request rather than assuming an archived application establishes today's bond selection.

Who needs it
Contractors identifying the actual trade, work classification, business and new or renewal City request.
Who it protects
The archived application calls the instrument code-compliance security and lists insurance separately. Obtain the currently accepted form to determine its conditions; the historical labels do not certify the form or amount this provider option will supply.

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.

Confirm the current trade and work classification

The older form names general, electrical, plumbing and mechanical applicants for those two code-compliance amounts. It does not justify applying either figure to every listed contractor trade or treating one unlabelled purchase choice as two separate offerings.

Current acceptance and the exact native match remain unresolved. Ask Development Services for the accepted instrument, principal, work classification, amount and dates before applying.

Use the current contractor-license review route

The 2015 form says Public Works. The City's current business-license page instead directs contractor licenses to the Development Services Coordinator and describes building, zoning and fire review. Use that current office's directions rather than copying the old return instruction.

For renewals, the current page says not to create a duplicate business in its licensing system. Purchase Now opens Propeller, not that City system. Match the written request first, then check the issued document and complete the separate City submission and reviews; a bond purchase does not renew the license.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the actual trade, work classification and new/renewal status.
  2. Obtain current Development Services confirmation of form, amount and dates.
  3. Match the provider choice without inventing additional options.
  4. Check issuance and complete City review without duplicating a renewal business record.

Questions about this bond

Can I choose a current amount from the 2015 form alone?

No. It records historical classification-dependent figures. Confirm today's accepted request before applying.

Which office does the current City page identify for contractor licenses?

The Development Services Coordinator, unlike the archived form's Public Works return instruction.

Does purchasing here renew my City business record?

No. Propeller handles the surety application. City renewal and its existing business record remain separate.

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