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    Bond for Contract Bid

    I am a landscaper that wants to bid on a job. The bid is for a commercial property for year round maintenance. They are requiring a bid bond. I have never been involved with a commercial property and am new to the entire process.
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    Not all bonding companies are fond of service contracts, but we do have markets that are eagar to write them. To get started, you can apply for a contract bond. Your agent will have a better idea of your current situation after receiving all of the required applications.

    Let me know if you have any specific questions.
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