Match the owner and actual route security

The Broadband Guidelines currently linked by INDOT, updated August 2018, require the surety in the fiber-owning company's name. Describe the underground and aerial portions, installation quantities and route; list the contractor/subcontractor separately rather than automatically making it principal. Confirm any corridor agreement the actual location requires.

The guide compares installation extent and construction costs within INDOT ROW for performance security. Its surety table has different overhead/underground length bands starting at $10,000 and requires the greater applicable project-cost amount. Obtain INDOT's assigned sum for the actual route, especially mixed or longer installations; neither a blanket minimum nor the starting figure establishes every single permit's amount.

Use the single-permit form and district filing route

The current Performance Bond is expressly for single-permit use and includes the Broadband Access checkbox. It names the principal/permit applicant and State of Indiana and requires all three pages, notarized principal/surety signatures and surety power of attorney. Match the actual permit and accepted amount/date rather than using the separate blanket form.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Current INDOT resources require an EPS PDF plus original signed/notarized documents, with single-permit performance originals sent to the district where work will occur—not the central blanket filing route. Confirm the actual delivery arrangements even though this offering has no MAIL label.

Under the form, effectiveness is the later of the stated date and INDOT acceptance/EPS entry; it continues until State release. Keep issuance, State filing/acceptance, actual Broadband Access permission and project completion/release separate. Use the published district release-request process rather than assuming a construction finish date cancels security.