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Prince George's County, MD — Site/Road Permit Bond

Get DPIE's actual Site/Road case and security assignment before ordering. Street construction, haul routes, utility installation and restoration after equipment crosses completed public streets have different work obligations; the broad Site/Road label alone does not identify an interchangeable bond.

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Recorded state
Maryland
Bond type
Right-of-Way / Street Work Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Match Prince George's County DPIE's actual public-road/site permit security request to the accepted instrument and covered operation.

Who needs it
The permittee/legal entity assigned for the identified DPIE case, with owner, contractor and utility roles distinguished.
Who it protects
The actual accepted form must define the County beneficiary and secured work, repair or continued permit obligations. This title does not establish a contractor licence or completion/payment protection for all private work.

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.

Identify the case and the work being secured

DPIE's current Site/Road page distinguishes street construction, haul/oversize movements, Special Utility and Restoration permits. Its Restoration case addresses construction equipment crossing completed public streets and requires repair before closure; utility installation also needs the applicable utility's separate approval.

It directs most Site/Road applicants to Momentum, retains Special Utility in legacy ePermits and handles required electronic plan review through ePlan. Confirm the actual case and revision/renewal route instead of using a building permit or assuming every utility request follows the same portal.

Purchase Now opens Propeller; the option displays no fixed amount or term. Obtain DPIE's actual instrument, exact recipient/principal, approved sum, case/permit reference, covered work and dates and match them with the issuer. Precise instrument assignment for this broad offering remains unverified.

The County's published March 2014 bond instructions require matching permittee identity, entity-specific authority and surety power of attorney, and direct completed bonds to the permit-issuing department rather than the Office of Law. Confirm current original/copy and delivery requirements with DPIE; an online application or ePlan upload does not itself prove legally accepted bond filing.

Arrange accepted execution and filing, obtain issued permission and keep the assigned inspection/repair and release directions. DPIE's annual Maintenance Utility permit instruction is not a universal annual bond term for all Site/Road cases.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Actual DPIE case/permit, road/facility, work/haul/restoration scope and required permittee/owner/contractor.
  2. Accepted instrument/legal parties, approved sum, covered permits/work and assigned dates.
  3. Entity/surety authority and required execution, current DPIE legal-document delivery versus application/plan portal.
  4. Issued work permission, separate utility approvals as applicable and inspection/repair/continuation/release.

Questions about this bond

Does Site/Road identify one universal instrument?

DPIE lists several distinct work and continuing-permit cases. Obtain the actual security assignment and accepted form before choosing.

Can I treat annual Maintenance Utility renewal as every bond's term?

That instruction concerns a particular continuing utility permit. This option supplies no fixed term; match the actual case and security conditions.

Does submitting plans prove the bond is accepted?

No. Confirm DPIE's current execution and legal filing route separately from Momentum/ePermits and ePlan processing.

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