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Southport, IN — Contractor License Bond

Southport's current-linked General Contractor's License Application requires a $10,000 surety bond naming “City of Southport and/or Unknown Third Party” as obligee. Use the City's own request rather than an Indianapolis bond solely because the work is in Marion County.

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

What this bond does

Provide the surety evidence for the City of Southport's general-contractor licensing application.

Who needs it
Businesses applying for or renewing the City's residential or commercial general-contractor license.
Who it protects
The accepted form determines the licensing security owed to the named recipient. This is separate from the City's liability and applicable workers' compensation evidence, not blanket insurance or project performance/payment protection.

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.

Use the legal business and the bond's own recipient

The application asks for the exact legal corporation, LLC, partnership or sole-proprietor business name, identifies officers and separately lists people authorized to secure permits. Match the business applicant instead of treating every authorized permit user as a separate license holder.

The insurance certificate holder is City of Southport; the bond's specified obligee adds “and/or Unknown Third Party.” The no-employee statement concerns workers' compensation evidence and is not a stated surety exemption.

Keep the City license cycle and bond dates separate

The Clerk-Treasurer handles licenses and permits and describes two-year licenses. That does not establish a two-year bond option on this page. The office lists separate craft, plumbing, building-permit and street-cut/right-of-way applications; do not assume this general-license instrument answers those different requests.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Confirm the applicant, Southport recipient wording, $10,000, accepted form and actual dates before applying. After issuance, check execution and complete the signed City application with its separate supporting documents. The Clerk-Treasurer permits signed completed forms by scan/email, mail or office delivery; follow the instructions for the issued bond as well.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Identify the Southport general-license request and new or renewal application.
  2. Prepare the exact legal business, officers and authorized permit users.
  3. Have the $10,000 form with the full City-and/or-third-party recipient.
  4. Check actual bond dates and separate insurance before completing Clerk-Treasurer submission.

Questions about this bond

Is an Indianapolis-only recipient enough?

Do not substitute it for the Southport request. The City application expressly names City of Southport and/or Unknown Third Party for this bond.

Does a two-year City license mean this page offers a two-year bond?

No. The City license cycle and the provider bond's actual dates and continuation are separate.

Does the no-employees statement waive the surety?

It concerns workers' compensation. The separately stated $10,000 surety requirement is not waived by that statement.

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