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Stillwater, OK — Minor Street Works Contractor Bond

Stillwater lists bores, irrigation, sidewalk and driveway cuts as examples of minor street works and requires a $10,000 bond for that permit category. Confirm your scope belongs in the minor category before using this offering.

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

What this bond does

Supply the city-required bond for a Stillwater street-works contractor license involving minor permits. It is distinct from the $100,000 major street-works offering.

Who needs it
Contractors whose Stillwater work is classified as minor under the street-works licensing requirements, including the examples named in the city's application.
Who it protects
The application requires the bond in favor of the City of Stillwater. The accepted bond condition determines the secured duties; the word minor does not mean the contractor is exempt from permits or responsible repair 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.

Match the minor category to your scope

Stillwater's Street Works Contractor License Application lists bores, irrigation, sidewalk and driveway cuts as minor-permit examples and states a $10,000 bond requirement. Provide the actual activity when requesting the bond.

All other permits not classified as minor under the cited ordinance fall into the application's major category. If a project combines a minor example with other street work, have the city confirm the classification before selecting this lower-sum offering.

Prepare the contractor-license attachments

The city application requests the company, mailing address, owner and contact information. It separately requires proof of general liability insurance; a surety bond does not supply that insurance.

The application states that the license expires on the last day of June unless renewed. Ask for the accepted bond form and effective dates for that licensing period. Do not assume the license deadline is also the bond's cancellation or discharge date.

Apply for the minor bond and complete city review

Purchase Now opens Propeller's existing Stillwater Minor Street Works Contractor Bond application. Supply the legal business name, confirmed minor classification, $10,000 requirement and city-approved condition.

Review the issued document, then provide it with the city license material through the receiving office's instructed process. The city's forms directory gives general city-hall and mailing directions unless a form says otherwise. Obtain the license and any work-specific permit before beginning; purchasing security does not authorize a bore or street cut.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Describe the proposed bore, irrigation, sidewalk or driveway cut.
  2. Confirm minor classification, especially if other street work is included.
  3. Prepare the legal company, owner, $10,000 request and city bond condition.
  4. Arrange separate insurance and submit the issued bond with required license material.

Questions about this bond

Are bores included in the city's minor examples?

Yes. The posted application lists bores, irrigation, sidewalk and driveway cuts. The city should still confirm the classification for your complete scope.

Is the minor amount $10,000 or $100,000?

The application states $10,000 for minor permits and $100,000 for major permits. Use the classification accepted by Stillwater.

Does a minor bond replace the contractor license?

No. It is an attachment required by the licensing application. City licensing, insurance evidence and work-specific permits remain separate.

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