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Wallingford, CT — Sewer/Excavation Bond

If your sewer work opens a Wallingford town street, match the street-excavation security to the trench—not just the sewer job's name. Engineering's packet bases the required bond on excavated area and uses an Excavation Contractor form.

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Recorded state
Connecticut
Bond type
Excavation Contractor Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The reviewed form concerns authorized opening or alteration across the width of a town street/highway, compliance with town work rules and indemnity for specified work-related losses. The packet's trench drawing expressly includes sanitary sewer and other underground utilities, but it does not establish that every private sewer/plumbing job needs this street bond.

Who needs it
The applicant or contractor actually performing the authorized work, named consistently on current bond and insurance evidence. The obligee in the reviewed form is the Town of Wallingford.
Who it protects
Engineering's published schedule starts at $5,000, increases with the excavated square footage and permits a greater required amount. Insurance, utility-location requirements and any separate sewer/plumbing authorization are not replaced by purchasing the excavation security.

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.

Identify the street opening and wait for Engineer release

Prepare the precise street location, trench dimensions, plan/material information and actual performing contractor. For a sewer request, confirm that Engineering's street-excavation form is the required security rather than assuming the catalog's combined name settles separate sewer requirements.

The form starts on the filled commencement date and ends when released by the Town Engineer or authorized representative. The compiled packet still contains both earlier two-day and later five-working-day advance instructions; ask Engineering which applies, and never treat either as a surety issuance promise. Complete the required signing/acknowledgment and town filing after issuance.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Have the sewer-work scope and identify the portion opening a town street/highway.
  2. Provide the street sketch, excavated square footage, material/work information and performing contractor.
  3. Obtain Engineering's required sum, accepted form, commencement date and current lead time.
  4. Keep current insurance and CBYD information separate and obtain any sewer/plumbing permissions and town execution/filing/release instructions.

Questions about this bond

Does Sewer/Excavation mean every private sewer job is a town street opening?

No. The reviewed Engineering packet governs openings or alterations of town streets/highways. Match the actual location and separate sewer/plumbing request before finalizing the form.

Does a small trench or finished sewer installation automatically end the bond?

The schedule concerns the required sum; the form separately calls for Town Engineer or authorized-representative release. Neither trench size nor finishing the pipe is automatic release.

How do I apply for the requested security?

Select Purchase Now to open Propeller in a new tab. Check the performing principal, Town of Wallingford recipient, correct sewer/street-excavation request, accepted form, area-based sum and commencement date. Provider review/issuance, execution and town filing do not grant excavation or sewer permission.

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