Kansas Surety Bonds

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Required Surety Bonds in Kansas

Typical Kansas bonds include (click on any for more info):
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Required Surety Bonds in Kansas

All Kansas surety bonds can be categorized as one of the following: construction and contractor bonds, license and permit bonds, or court bonds.

Kansas Construction & Contractor Bonds

The state of Kansas requires the purchase of a Contractor bond, also known as a Kansas Construction bond, by contractors bidding on or being awarded a contract for a public works project funded by taxpayer dollars. Certain municipalities and counties also require such bonds from contractors involved in local public works projects. The most commonly required contractor/construction bonds are bid bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds, but contractors may also need to obtain maintenance, supply, or subdivision bonds.

Kansas License & Permit Bonds

Kansas issues a number of different professionals at the state level through bodies such as the Kansas State Board of Technical Professions, Kansas State Board of Healing Arts, Kansas State Board of Accountancy, and Kansas Department of Revenue. General and specialty contractors are licensed at the city or county level, not by the state. The process varies from one jurisdiction to the next, but in most cases, a contractor’s license bond must be purchased before a contractor begins work on a project.

Kansas Court Bonds

Kansas courts can order plaintiffs or defendants appealing court decisions involving contested property or large damage awards to obtain an appeal bond. They can also order anyone assuming a role with fiduciary responsibility over someone else’s assets, such as an executor of an estate or guardian of a minor, to purchase a type of court bond known as a probate bond.

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