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Wallingford, CT — Excavation Contractor Bond

Wallingford's published excavation packet requires security on its Engineering Department form, with the amount increasing with the excavated area. Prepare the work location, dimensions and performing contractor's legal name before applying.

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Recorded state
Connecticut
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The packet's Excavation Contractor bond concerns authorized opening or alteration of town streets/highways, compliance with town requirements and indemnity for the specified work-related losses. It is not security for every private-site excavation.

Who needs it
The applicant or contractor actually performing the work, as required by the packet's contractor notice. The bond names the Town of Wallingford as recipient and leaves its commencement date to be filled.
Who it protects
The bond and insurance are separate requirements. The published minimum is $5,000, with an area-based schedule and authority for Engineering to require more. Do not assume the smallest amount suits every trench.

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 required amount and Town Engineer release

The bond continues until released by the Town Engineer or authorized representative, rather than ending on a printed annual expiry. After issuance, follow the form's signatures, seals and acknowledgment and the department's current filing instructions.

The compiled packet contains differently dated permit instructions, including different advance-submission periods. Confirm the current non-emergency lead time with Engineering; do not treat the earlier two-day language as a bond issuance promise or sufficient notice in every case.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Have the street/highway location, sketch and excavated square footage.
  2. Match the performing applicant/contractor to the accepted bond form.
  3. Get Engineering's required amount, commencement date and current filing directions.
  4. Keep insurance, a valid CBYD ticket and the required work/material details with the permit application.

Questions about this bond

Is $5,000 always enough?

It is the published minimum. The packet's schedule increases with excavated square footage and Engineering can require more. Obtain the current project amount.

When does the bond end?

The reviewed form ends when released by the Town Engineer or authorized representative. Do not substitute an assumed annual expiry or the day digging stops.

Where do I apply?

Use Purchase Now for Propeller's application in a new tab. Check the performing party, town recipient, form, amount and date. Provider review/issuance come before execution and filing; town permit authorization remains separate.

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