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Wausau, WI — Concrete Right Of Way Bond

Wausau's 2026 Portland Cement Concrete License Application and Bond covers construction or reconstruction of concrete in the city ROW, including sidewalks, approaches, curb/gutter and street surfaces. Its $3,000 security, one-year license and three-year work-protection provisions have different clocks.

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

What this bond does

Helps a concrete contractor arrange the City of Wausau's specific ROW license security rather than a general construction performance bond.

Who needs it
Contractors seeking authority to construct or reconstruct Portland cement concrete within Wausau public ROW.
Who it protects
The city's $3,000 form addresses actionable negligence, failure to perform properly contracts for licensed work, defective-work replacement and applicable city standards. It is tied to that licensed concrete work, not every project contract.

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 concrete license requested

Use the actual City of Wausau Portland Cement Concrete packet. Its scope includes sidewalks, drive approaches, curb/gutter and street surface in public ROW; it is not a general statewide contractor license or proof of authorization for private-property work.

Engineering separately lists a bituminous-concrete license and excavation permits. Confirm the material and activity with the city before using this Concrete Right of Way offering rather than treating every paving or excavation instrument as interchangeable.

Keep license, bond dates and work protection separate

The license remains effective one year from Board of Public Works approval. The current 2026 packet requires a three-year bond with a 2029 expiration date, or a continuation certificate extending existing security to 2029.

The bond itself addresses three years beginning on the first day of the month in which work is performed, including replacement of defects discovered within that period. Ask Engineering and the provider to reconcile the accepted bond/continuation dates with actual work. Do not replace these provisions with a generic annual bond period.

Execute the packet and obtain Board approval

Confirm the $3,000 principal/City of Wausau instrument with the provider before the existing Propeller application. The packet requires the contractor's Part I signature and surety execution/Part II affidavit unless a continuation certificate is attached, plus the separately specified insurance documents.

Submit the completed package to Engineering for Board consideration; the packet requires Board approval before work. Obtain any project-specific permissions separately, then follow defect and release requirements. Its insurance cancellation notices are not evidence of bond cancellation rights.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm Portland cement concrete work within Wausau public ROW.
  2. Obtain the current packet and match contractor identity and $3,000 instrument.
  3. Reconcile current bond/continuation dates with license approval and work-protection provisions.
  4. Complete required signatures/affidavit or continuation and insurance, obtain Board approval and any project permits.

Questions about this bond

Is this simply a one-year bond?

No. The license lasts one year from approval, while the 2026 packet requires security through 2029 and the form describes three-year work protection. Confirm the actual issued dates and continuation.

What amount does the concrete form state?

The bond's penal sum is $3,000. Confirm the city's current requested packet; this option itself records no amount or period.

Does bond issuance authorize work?

No. The packet requires Board of Public Works license approval before work. Engineering lists excavation and other permissions separately.

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