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Stillwater, OK — Major Street Works Contractor Bond

Stillwater's Street Works Contractor License Application calls for a $100,000 bond for major permits. Use this major-work offering when the city classifies your work that way; the $10,000 minor category is a separate requirement.

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

What this bond does

Provide the bond required for Stillwater's major street-works contractor licensing category. The city application places permits not classified as minor under its cited ordinance in the major category.

Who needs it
Street-works contractors obtaining Stillwater authorization for major-permit work, rather than contractors whose work the city classifies as minor.
Who it protects
The published application requires a bond in favor of the City of Stillwater. Obtain the accepted condition to establish the precise secured duties; the license application's amount alone does not define a whole-project completion guarantee.

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.

Confirm the major classification before applying

The city application cites section 37-95 and calls for $100,000 security for major permits, describing those as permits not classified as minor in Ordinance 3408. Do not classify the job only by contract value or physical size.

For comparison, the same application lists bores, irrigation, sidewalk and driveway cuts as minor examples with $10,000 security. Ask the city about mixed work or any activity whose classification is unclear; this page is for the major offering.

Separate the license year from the bond condition

The application asks for company and owner details and separate proof of general liability insurance. It states that the license expires on the last day of June unless renewed.

That license-expiration statement does not establish the bond's termination, cancellation notice or release. Supply the city-approved major bond form and have the required effective dates confirmed for the license application.

Apply for the major bond, then finish city licensing

Purchase Now opens Propeller's existing Stillwater Major Street Works Contractor Bond application. Provide the legal company name, city classification, $100,000 requirement and accepted condition. Check that the issued bond identifies Stillwater and major street works correctly.

The city's forms directory says to return forms to city hall or mail them as directed unless otherwise noted. Confirm delivery of the bond and license attachments with the receiving office. Issuance of the bond is separate from the city license and any permit needed for the particular work.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm Stillwater's major-permit classification for the work.
  2. Prepare the legal company and owner information.
  3. Provide the $100,000 city request, accepted condition and required dates.
  4. Prepare separate insurance evidence and complete city license/permit requirements.

Questions about this bond

How much security does the major application require?

The posted Street Works Contractor License Application states $100,000 for major permits. Have the city confirm your classification and current accepted form.

Can I choose the minor bond because the project is small?

Do not use project size alone. The application defines major by exclusion from the ordinance's minor category. Ask the city to classify uncertain or mixed work.

Does the June license expiration also cancel the bond?

The application establishes a license deadline, not the bond's cancellation or release. Confirm those terms from the accepted bond condition.

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