Following our first batch, more Missouri surety bonds are now online, including St. Louis County trade contractor bonds, Medicare DMEPOS bonds, fidelity bonds, and title bonds.

A few weeks ago we added the first group of new Missouri surety bonds. Now the rest are live, and you can apply for all of them online. This batch is heavy on St. Louis area trade contractor bonds, plus a few specialty bonds.

St. Louis Area Contractor Bonds

If you pull permits in the St. Louis area, these are the bonds your local office may require:

  • St. Louis County Registered Mechanical Contractor Bond
  • St. Louis County Licensed Mechanical Contractor Bond
  • St. Louis County Electrical Contractor Bond
  • St. Louis County Master Plumber Bond
  • City of Columbia Plumbing Contractor Bond
  • County of St. Charles Contractor License Bond

Specialty and Business Bonds

  • Medicare (DMEPOS) Bond. Required for suppliers of durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies who bill Medicare. A blanket version is available for suppliers with many locations.
  • Fidelity (Dishonesty) Bond. Protects a business from losses caused by employee theft or dishonesty. One and three year terms are available.
  • Notary Errors and Omissions. Optional coverage that protects a Missouri notary from claims arising out of their notarial acts. It is separate from the notary bond.
  • Bureau of Indian Affairs Peddler Permit Bond and a generic local license and permit bond for other city and county requirements.

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Browse all Missouri surety bonds to find yours, or start an application. Most bonds are quoted right away.

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