BONDING SOLUTIONS
Bonding Solutions for Contractors
Practical surety guidance for contract, commercial and specialized bonding needs.
Find the bonding path that fits your situation
Surety bonding is a three-party relationship between the principal, obligee and surety. For contractors, the process often involves demonstrating experience, financial strength, project capability and other underwriting factors. TBG helps clients understand what may be required and how to prepare.
Contract Surety
Contract surety bonds support obligations associated with public and private construction contracts.
- Bid Bonds
- Performance Bonds
- Payment Bonds
- Maintenance Bonds
- Supply Bonds
- Subdivision/Site Improvement Bonds
- Advance Payment Bonds
- Retainage Bonds
Commercial Surety
Commercial surety bonds may be required for licensing, permits, regulatory obligations and other business requirements.
Learn About Commercial Surety →SBA Surety Bond Guarantee Support
For eligible small and emerging contractors, SBA-supported surety programs may provide an additional pathway to obtaining bonding. TBG can help contractors understand the process and prepare information for consideration.
Explore SBA Bond Support →MHIC Bond Support
TBG assists contractors navigating applicable Maryland Home Improvement Commission bonding requirements.
Explore MHIC Bonds →Specialized Contractor Programs
TBG supports selected contractor programs designed to provide structured guidance and access to the surety process, including the Hensel Phelps Bond Assistance Program.
View Program Details →How TBG supports your bonding request
- 1Tell Us What You Need
Provide basic company, project and bond information.
- 2Initial Review
TBG reviews the request and determines what additional information may be needed.
- 3Prepare Your Submission
We help identify and organize information relevant to the request.
- 4Surety Review
The appropriate surety or underwriter evaluates the submission.
- 5Next Steps
TBG communicates the outcome, questions or additional requirements and helps the contractor understand the next step.