Contractor Performance & Payment Bonds: Call to Quote Now
Public works, federal, Caltrans, subdivision, and private projects. Greenfield Insurance Agency places contractor bonds with Liberty Mutual Surety. Talk to a licensed bond specialist today.
Call 844-918-1700Mon–Fri, 5 AM–5 PM PT · Serving CA, OR, UT, AZ, TX & CO
Built for Contractors at Every Stage
First-time bonding
Bidding your first bonded job? We'll walk you through what underwriters look for and how the process works.
Growing contractors
Taking on bigger or more public projects? Let's talk about the bonds you need for your next bid.
General and specialty contractors
Building, paving, grading, electrical, mechanical, and other trades.
Performance & Payment Bonds for Your Project
Performance bonds
Protect the project owner if the contractor doesn't complete the work under the contract terms.
Payment bonds
Protect subcontractors and suppliers who provide labor and materials on the job.
Public works bonds
State, county, city, school district, and special district projects.
Federal Miller Act bonds
Including SF 25 (Performance) and SF 25A (Payment).
Caltrans bonds
Performance and payment bonds for Caltrans contracts.
Subdivision bonds
Bonds for public improvements required by cities and counties.
AIA A312 bonds
Performance and payment bonds on AIA A312 forms for private projects.
Bid bonds
Often needed before the performance and payment bonds. Ask when you call.
Have These Handy for a Faster Conversation
Don't have everything yet? Call anyway. We'll tell you what's needed.
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Job details and bid documents
Project name, owner, location, bond form required, and bid or award date
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Contract amount
The bid or contract price for the job
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Company financials
Recent financial statements (CPA-prepared if you have them) and bank information
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Work history
Recent and current jobs, sizes, and a list of completed projects
3 Simple Steps
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Call 844-918-1700.
Tell a bond specialist about your project and the bond form required.
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Send your information.
Share your job details, financials, and work history for underwriting review.
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Get your answer.
If approved, we'll go over terms and next steps to deliver your bond for the project.
Common Questions
A performance bond protects the project owner if the contractor doesn't complete the work as contracted. A payment bond protects subcontractors and suppliers by making sure they're paid for labor and materials. Public projects usually require both.
Yes. Many contractors start by calling us. We'll explain what underwriters review, help you gather the right information, and submit it for consideration. All bonds are subject to underwriting approval.
California, Oregon, Utah, Arizona, Texas, and Colorado.
We regularly see federal Miller Act forms (SF 25 and SF 25A), Caltrans forms, public agency and subdivision forms, and AIA A312. Have your bid documents handy when you call so we can review the required form.