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Jamestown, ND — Contractor License Bond

Jamestown's 2026 application requires $10,000 for building contractors and several named trades, but $25,000 for excavating, patching and curb-cut work. Its bond table also distinguishes December and June expirations. Identify the actual City license before using this general option.

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

What this bond does

Match the 2026 City request's activity, original execution and applicable licensing period.

Who needs it
Building contractors or other applicants checking the activity and business/individual details requested on the City form.
Who it protects
The application names City of Jamestown as recipient and separates surety evidence from State credentials and specified trade insurance. It does not establish this general option's accepted activity or complete bond conditions, so those remain to be confirmed.

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.

Read the activity table rather than one general date

The building-contractor row requests $10,000 expiring with the December 31 license year and the current State contractor license. House-moving uses a $10,000 amount with a June 30 period; excavating/patching/curb-cut uses $25,000 and June 30.

The packet also has general December wording on its back page. Confirm the actual class and current dates instead of extending that wording across the activity-specific June rows. A license cycle does not prove a preset term in this listing's single purchase choice.

Prepare original execution and separate licensing evidence

The 2026 packet calls for original surety documents/signatures and notarized business-owner/principal and attorney-in-fact signatures. Its table permits an original bond or continuation certificate, with different new/renewal directions in the detail. Confirm the applicable document and execution with the City.

Complete the requested individual and company/employer details and separate State-license or trade-insurance evidence. Purchase Now opens Propeller, not the City application. Confirm the accepted activity, instrument, principal, City recipient, amount and dates, check issuance, then complete the City's required submission; payment does not renew the license.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the actual 2026 City activity and applicable amount.
  2. Confirm December versus June dates from the specific request.
  3. Check new bond/continuation requirements and original notarized execution.
  4. Prepare separate State/trade evidence and submit after checking issuance.

Questions about this bond

Does every activity use the December building-license period?

No. The table has June 30 rows for house moving and excavating/patching/curb-cut work. Confirm the actual request.

Are a provider receipt and unexecuted copy sufficient?

The packet calls for original surety documents/signatures and notarized principal and attorney-in-fact execution. Confirm the applicable new/continuation document.

Does the 2026 application establish this option's activity?

No. Confirm the actual license class and accepted instrument before applying through this generally named purchase choice.

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