Bonds & Surety Guarantees
Offering financial reassurance, this arrangement provides a guarantee for parties involved in projects or contracts, ensuring the fulfilment of obligations and meeting contractual requirements.
A bond is a legally-enforceable financial guarantee given by a third-party (the guarantor) to a purchaser (the client). It guarantees the obligations of a supplier of goods, works, or services (the contractor) under a contract.
The guarantor agrees to pay the client a sum of money if the contractor defaults on their obligations. The purpose of a bond is to help the client meet the extra expenses to remedy the default and/or complete the contract.
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With access to all underwriters in the market, we are able to offer you a full broking service to find the best solution for your needs then help you get started, remaining on-hand to provide advice and support throughout the policy period including a full claims management service.
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Retention bonds
Section 38 and 104 bonds
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