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Terre Haute, IN — Contractor License For Work In Right-Of-Way Bond — $25,000

Terre Haute requires its $25,000 City bond form for contractors working in the ROW instead of the ordinary $10,000 form. The 2026 standards allow additional security for larger disturbed areas; contractor registration, accepted bond filing and the actual ROW work permit remain separate.

Also known as Terre Contractor Bonds; Terre Haute, IN Contractor License for Work in Right-of-Way Bond

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

What this bond does

City-required contractor license/permit security for Terre Haute ROW work under the actual registration and Engineering request.

Who needs it
The legal contractor/principal seeking the City license/registration and covered ROW work permission, not a substitute for separately required trade qualifications.
Who it protects
The posted form addresses losses from license/permit noncompliance during its term, with City/third-party beneficiary wording and an aggregate surety limit. It does not automatically guarantee every private project's completion or payment.

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 ROW form, not two default bond purchases

The current License Information page requires the City's form and says ROW work needs $25,000 instead of $10,000, plus additional insurance. It accepts an original bond scanned/attached through Cityworks. Arrange the actually executed City form, legal principal and required beneficiary wording rather than a generic substitute or both amounts by default.

The 2026 standards put the ROW bond minimum at $25,000 and allow additional amounts where disturbed area exceeds 1,000 square feet, based on restoration cost. Supply actual work extent and obtain Engineering's assigned requirement. Separate liability and workers' compensation/exemption documents do not replace the bond.

Keep registration, bond dates and work activation distinct

Purchase Now opens RLI. The title includes $25,000, but the option details supply no fixed amount or term. Match the actual City request, form, principal/recipient, sum and dates with RLI; the posted form permits continuation by certificate and prospective cancellation by the surety on 30 days' written notice, not erasure of earlier breaches.

After accepted registration/security, obtain the separately approved Engineering ROW permit. The 2026 standards require activation within 90 days of permit purchase; after activation there are five working days to excavate/restore unless an extension is arranged. A road closure requires a written request at least ten days before the proposed closing.

The standards separately assign two years of compliant work responsibility following completion/inspection. That work obligation, the registration calendar and the permit activation window are not quoted provider terms or automatic security release. Keep actual inspection, acceptance and continuation/release records.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Legal contractor/principal, actual City ROW work/location and disturbed-area/restoration information.
  2. Engineering's $25,000 baseline or assigned additional sum, mandatory City form and exact beneficiary/term wording.
  3. Executed original/Cityworks acceptance, separate required insurance and actual registration qualifications.
  4. Approved ROW permit, activation/closure arrangements, inspection and post-work/continuation or release records.

Questions about this bond

Must I buy both $10,000 and $25,000 forms by default?

The current City page says $25,000 instead of $10,000 for ROW work. Match the actual request and any additional security Engineering assigns.

Is the source-title amount necessarily sufficient for a large cut?

The 2026 standards allow additional bonding for more than 1,000 square feet of disturbance based on restoration cost. Obtain the actual City requirement.

Does the 90-day permit window mean a 90-day bond?

No. It is the work-permit activation window. Registration, issued bond dates, five-working-day activated work and post-inspection obligations are distinct.

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