Jen Grenrood joins Integrity Surety!

Integrity Surety is pleased to announce that Jen Grenrood has joined our team as our new Regional Vice President. Her addition to the Integrity team comes with the opening of our new Idaho branch (Integrity Surety of Idaho). This expansion allows us to serve our...

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What’s an “AIA Bond Form”?

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) creates over 200 contract templates used throughout the construction and architectural industries. These contracts are popular because they reflect the industry consensus on terms and procedures and have become the most...

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Surety Bonding… In Space!

The reach of human existence is expanding. And where humans go, business and industry follow. As of November 2022, there are 8261 individual satellites in orbit, as well as the international space station. Beyond those satellites, remnants of human life, such as...

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November 30th is Computer Security Day

Did you know November 30th is Computer Security Day?  We take data security very seriously at Integrity Surety and thought we’d share with you some of our favorite tips to help keep your data safe. Remember, it’s never just YOU that’s affected – your company, your...

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What is NMLS, and why do we use it?

The Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (or NMLS) began as a system of record-keeping for state-issued mortgage licenses, and has since expanded to include other financial-services-related business licensing. Today, for instance, mortgage broker bonds are filed...

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What Is A Freight Broker Bond?

Freight Broker Bond season is approaching, and now more than ever, the world relies on truckers. These bonds are often referred to as BMC-84, Freight Broker, or FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) bonds. It guarantees that the broker will operate in...

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Subdivision Bonds In Washington

In Seattle, like many cities across the US, it’s hard to drive a few miles without passing a group of new townhomes or luxury apartments. For these projects, developers will likely have to get a Subdivision Bond. These bonds are classified as contract bonds or...

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Our Courier Fee Is Increasing

In order to keep up with increasing UPS costs, we’ve had to increase our overnight courier fee to $45. Remember, if you have your own UPS account, we’re always able and happy to bill your account rather than charge our $45 fee. Please provide your UPS account number...

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Can I get a refund on a Performance Bond?

The construction industry is unpredictable, and a change in contract price is common. Many contractors wonder if they can get a refund on their bond premiums. The answer is sometimes. But also, sometimes there can be an additional billing Performance Bonds guarantee...

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Bid Bonds in Washington

What is a Washington bid bond? Let’s say an obligee (usually a large general contractor, a government body, or an institution such as a school or church) wants to hire someone to do a project for them. They could request bids to see which contractors can provide the...

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