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Pocatello, ID — Building Class A-2 Contractor Bond

Pocatello's Class A-2 is its residential builder category for one- and two-family structures and their accessory structures. The displayed City code requires $25,000 bond security for A-2, separate from its liability-insurance requirement. Match that category rather than a commercial A-1 or limited B filing.

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Recorded state
Idaho
Bond type
Building Contractor Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The security supports the City's A-2 licensing and contractor-duty requirements. Those duties include contract performance, payments to subcontractors and material suppliers and required inspections.

Who needs it
The legal contractor seeking a Pocatello A-2 residential builder license. Identify the applicant and intended work and provide the City's qualification evidence rather than assuming a State trade credential alone grants this City classification.
Who it protects
Section 15.03.060 expressly allows the City to claim against the license-and-permit bond for breaches of listed contractor duties. These include completing authorized contract work, complying with permits and construction codes, making proper subcontractor and supplier payments and obtaining final inspections.

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.

Details for residential A-2 scope and the secured duties

A-2 covers construction, demolition, alteration or repair of one- and two-family residential structures and their accessories and also permits Class B work. A-1 is the commercial category. The A-2 bond sum is not a statement that its permitted residential projects are limited to a $25,000 construction value.

Applicants must show five years of continuous satisfactory relevant experience or an equivalent license in good standing, or pass the City's proficiency examination. Maintain the required insurance and bond evidence. The code lists $500,000 liability insurance separately from the $25,000 A-2 security; they are not interchangeable filings.

The code requires license renewal by December 31 and allows the building official a narrow bond waiver for qualifying dedicated-property work. Neither is a general permission to omit security or assume a bond termination date. Match the accepted form and continuation entries and complete contract, inspection and final-approval duties before treating the work as finished.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the legal builder and confirm one- or two-family residential A-2 scope.
  2. Provide the City's experience, equivalent-license or examination qualification evidence.
  3. Prepare the $25,000 security and separate required insurance evidence.
  4. Match the City's claim condition and the accepted form's effective and continuation entries.
  5. Complete the license filing and maintain permits, contract records and inspections.

Questions about this bond

Can an A-2 filing be used for any commercial building?

The displayed code identifies A-2 as residential work on one- and two-family structures and accessories. It identifies A-1 as the commercial category. Have the City confirm the classification for the actual project rather than choosing by the bond name alone.

Does this only secure the initial licensing paperwork?

The City can claim for violations of the contractor duties in section 15.03.060, including covered contract performance, proper payments and inspection obligations. Keep the actual undertaking and ongoing requirements in view; obtaining a license is not the end of those duties.

What follows Purchase Now?

Propeller's Pocatello Building Class A-2 application opens in a new tab. Match the legal residential builder, City obligation, $25,000 sum and accepted effective entries before finalizing. Execute and file the required evidence with the City; purchase does not issue the license or a job permit.

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