City and County of Denver, CO Sewer Contractor Right-of-Way Bond
Overview
Sewer contractors working in Denver's public rights-of-way are required to carry this bond before breaking ground on any city or county infrastructure. It guarantees that your work meets Denver's standards and that any damage to streets, sidewalks, or adjacent utilities gets properly repaired. If you've been told you need a Sewer Contractor Right-of-Way Bond by the City and County of Denver, this is exactly what you're looking for.
Who Needs This Bond?
Licensed sewer contractors, utility excavation firms, and trench and pipe installation companies are the primary applicants for this bond. If your crew is opening up Denver streets, alleys, or public easements to install, repair, or replace sewer lines, the City and County of Denver requires this bond on file before issuing your right-of-way permit. Subcontractors performing sewer work under a general contractor may also need to carry their own bond depending on how the permit is structured.
What is this Bond For?
This bond protects the City and County of Denver and the public against losses caused by a sewer contractor's failure to restore right-of-way areas to their original condition after excavation. It holds you financially accountable for completing the work correctly, repairing any street or sidewalk damage, and complying with Denver's right-of-way regulations. Denver can make a claim against the bond if work is abandoned, left incomplete, or causes damage that the contractor refuses to fix.
When is it Required?
Before Denver issues a right-of-way permit for sewer work, the city requires this bond to already be in place. You'll typically be asked for proof of your bond during the permit application process — not after approval. Getting bonded first is the step that clears the way for your permit, so don't wait until the last minute to secure it.
Where Does it Apply?
This bond is a local requirement specific to the City and County of Denver, Colorado. It covers work performed within Denver's public rights-of-way, including streets, alleys, and public utility corridors inside city and county boundaries. It does not satisfy right-of-way bonding requirements in other Colorado municipalities or counties.
How to Buy Online
Click 'Buy This Bond Online' and the secure surety portal will open in a new tab. Complete the application, review your bond details, and purchase — all in one session without waiting on an agent. Your bond documents are issued digitally so you can submit proof to Denver's right-of-way office right away.
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