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Mississippi — Outdoor Advertising Business Bond

MDOT’s published MND-810 is a $1,000 undertaking to the State of Mississippi for an outdoor-advertising business erecting signs adjacent to State highways. The Southern Agency’s listing concerns that business document—not permission for every sign location or a general contractor’s performance guarantee.

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Recorded state
Mississippi
Bond type
Outdoor Advertising / Sign Business Bond
Category
Professional & occupational licenses

What this bond does

The form secures the principal’s compliance with Mississippi law and Transportation Commission rules on placement, adjustment and removal of advertising signs adjacent to State highways. Match the current MDOT business request to this particular undertaking.

Who needs it
The named outdoor-advertising business/principal matching an MDOT request for the business document. Identify the operating entity and highway-sign activity, not merely a customer commissioning a sign or an appeal involving an existing display.
Who it protects
MND-810 runs to the State in the $1,000 sum and conditions the obligation on compliance with the specified sign-placement, adjustment and removal duties. The posted text does not promise private-property compensation, approval of an unlawful display or payment for every construction dispute.

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 State business form—not a guessed annual term

The published MND-810 names the principal and address, State recipient, sum, and execution date. It includes principal/surety signature fields, attorney-in-fact execution, surety seal, and a local Mississippi representative’s name/address. Use the fields and instructions accepted by MDOT rather than inventing a different recipient or acknowledgment step.

The posted business form does not set a fixed annual expiration or renewal clause. A sign-permit period is a separate matter, and this existing purchase option has no term label. Confirm the actual accepted instrument and dates before applying.

The business undertaking is not site permission

MDOT has separate sign-permit documents. Its directional/official-sign application identifies a particular highway location and landowner permission and says MDOT approval does not replace city, county or local requirements. That narrower permit is not automatically the right application for every commercial display.

Identify the correct site permission for your sign type and location. Do not treat this business security as authority to erect, move or retain a sign that the relevant permission does not cover.

Compare the actual MDOT request before completing the application

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Check the legal principal, MND-810/business purpose, State recipient, accepted sum, dates and execution instructions against the current MDOT request before completing the application.

Review the issued instrument and deliver it using MDOT’s current instructions. The posted form supports the description here; it does not establish that every advertiser or every sign in Mississippi uses the same document, and purchase does not approve the business or a display.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Current MDOT business request and accepted form, distinct from an appeal or site-permit document.
  2. Legal principal/address and actual highway-sign business activity.
  3. State recipient, accepted $1,000 form sum, dates, signatures/seal and representative fields.
  4. Separate correct sign-type/location permission and applicable local approvals.

Questions about this bond

Does this approve a billboard or other sign location?

No. MND-810 is the business undertaking. Site permission is separate; the MDOT directional/official-sign application, for example, identifies a particular site and expressly preserves local requirements. Identify the correct permit for your actual sign type.

Is the posted business form an annual bond?

It does not state a fixed annual expiration or renewal clause. Do not borrow a permit’s period for this contract. The public purchase option supplies no term label; match the accepted current business instrument and dates.

Is a removal condition relevant to this business document?

Yes. MND-810 expressly includes lawful placement, adjustment and removal of advertising signs adjacent to State highways. It is not simply proof that a contractor will complete a customer’s construction job.

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