$10,000 surety bond?
I recently inquired about C.O.E. entrance gate position and was told all people have to purchase a $10,000 insurance bond. I have never heard of this before. Have any of you ever had to do this?
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Be sure to read the complete terms & scope in their bid package documents. The bond is just one of many such requirements you must comply with, when working for the Gov as a contractor.
Don't assume that anything in there is optional or doesn't apply to this position. they mean what they say and you're in breach of contract if you don't comply.
Working as a contractor is quite different than as an employee.
Just to get on the bidder list you will need a D&B (Dunn&Bradstreet) business number and register online as a government contractor.
Don't assume that anything in there is optional or doesn't apply to this position. they mean what they say and you're in breach of contract if you don't comply.
Working as a contractor is quite different than as an employee.
Just to get on the bidder list you will need a D&B (Dunn&Bradstreet) business number and register online as a government contractor.
Sooner Schooner wrote:
I recently inquired about C.O.E. entrance gate position and was told all people have to purchase a $10,000 insurance bond. I have never heard of this before. Have any of you ever had to do this?
