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Windsor, CT — Excavating - Street Excavator Bond

Windsor's Street Excavator bond concerns the licensed applicant's work in the town right-of-way. The town's form connects permit compliance, safe guarding of excavations and correction of defective work—not a general excavation license for every Connecticut community.

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

What this bond does

The published excavating form includes a Street Excavator category and names the Town of Windsor as recipient of a $10,000 undertaking. The principal promises faithful performance under the town's right-of-way ordinance and the conditions of permits issued for the work.

Who needs it
The individual or business seeking Windsor's Street Excavator license category. The name on the undertaking should match the town's applicant instructions, not automatically the property owner or a subcontractor doing only part of the job.
Who it protects
The form protects the town and the specified town officials against suits and damage arising from the covered work, including negligent excavation guarding. It also addresses defective material and workmanship. Those promises do not replace the applicant's liability insurance or the permit itself.

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.

Plan for correction after the street work is finished

Windsor's form guarantees the work for five years after completion. If ordered, the principal must correct defective materials or workmanship to the town manager's satisfaction. Finishing the cut or restoring the surface therefore does not erase the stated correction obligation.

Five years after work completion is not the same as a bond term starting when you apply. The reviewed form does not establish a general cancellation notice period or license renewal date; obtain those instructions for the bond and license being filed.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Use the applicant's full legal name and the town's Street Excavator license request.
  2. Have the Windsor right-of-way permit details and the town's accepted excavating bond form available.
  3. Check the required sum and dates against the request; the published form states $10,000.
  4. Confirm who must sign, where the executed bond is filed and what separate insurance or permit documents are needed.

Questions about this bond

Is Street Excavator the same as Drain Layer on the form?

They are separate license-category checkboxes on Windsor's published excavating form. Use the category requested for your work; the separate purchase listings have not been combined.

Does a five-year work guarantee mean the bond is automatically released then?

No automatic release process is established by that wording. The form describes a guarantee measured from completion of the work; confirm continuation and discharge requirements with the town.

Where can I apply?

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab for this Windsor Street Excavator listing. Match the requested applicant, category, form, sum and dates. Provider review and issuance come before execution and town filing; the application does not authorize street excavation.

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