Bid Bond
Guarantees that if you're awarded the project, you'll enter the contract and provide the required performance and payment bonds.
Learn more →◇Client Services
Whether you're preparing a bid, beginning construction, or meeting licensing requirements, our team is ready to help move your project forward.

◇ Introduction
Bid deadlines, mobilization dates, and contract signings rarely wait. AB Hurley works with contractors and developers to issue bonds efficiently — while making sure underwriters receive complete, accurate information the first time.
Our goal is to make the bonding process as smooth as possible so you can focus on winning and delivering the project.
◇ Bond Request
◇ What Happens Next
Step 01
Your details arrive with our surety team the moment you submit the form.
Step 02
A surety advisor reviews the request and confirms the scope, timing, and any missing details.
Step 03
We check bond forms, contract wording, and project specifications for accuracy before submission.
Step 04
We present the request to the surety, advocate on your behalf, and manage any follow-up questions.
Step 05
The executed bond is delivered to you and the obligee in the format the project requires.
Step 06
We stay engaged through the life of the project — riders, renewals, and close-out included.
◇ Bond Types
Guarantees that if you're awarded the project, you'll enter the contract and provide the required performance and payment bonds.
Learn more →Protects the project owner by guaranteeing the work will be completed according to the contract terms.
Learn more →Assures that subcontractors, laborers, and suppliers on the project will be paid for their work and materials.
Learn more →Guarantees the quality of workmanship and materials for a defined period after project completion.
Learn more →Required by state or municipal authorities to legally perform certain regulated activities or trades.
Learn more →◇ Helpful Documents
The invitation to bid, advertisement, or instructions to bidders provided by the project owner.
Executed or draft contract between the contractor and the project owner or general contractor.
The specific bond forms required by the obligee — many public projects prescribe exact wording.
Plans, specifications, or scope documents describing the work to be performed.
Special conditions, insurance requirements, or supplementary conditions from the project owner.
For larger bonds or growing programs, current CPA-prepared financial statements are typically required.
Not sure what applies to your project? Send what you have — our team will confirm what's needed and follow up on anything missing.
◇ Why Contractors Work With AB Hurley
We understand construction timelines. Underwriting information is kept current and capacity is planned in advance, so bid deadlines are met without a scramble.
We work with a broad range of surety markets and match each contractor to the underwriter best suited to their program.
You always know where a request stands — no chasing us for updates, no surprises before a bid opens.
Requests are reviewed and organized before they reach the underwriter, which improves turnaround and outcomes.
From bond issuance through close-out, our team stays involved — riders, consent of surety, and final releases included.
As your work grows, we help expand your single and aggregate limits with the sureties that fit your business.
◇ Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you're submitting your first public bid or managing a nationwide bonding program, AB Hurley is ready to help.