When participating in a bidding process, it is often required for companies to provide a Bid Bond or Tender Guarantee. This document acts as a financial security for the project owner, assuring them that the bidding company has the necessary financial resources and commitment to execute the project if awarded. In this article, we present a sample Bid Bond in English for reference.
Below is an example of a Bid Bond that can be used as a template:
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[Company Name]
[Company Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Project: [Insert Project Name]
Owner: [Insert Project Owner's Name]
Location: [Insert Project Location]
We, the undersigned [Company Name], hereby submit this Bid Bond in connection with our bid for the [Insert Project Name] project.
In consideration for the Owner refraining from accepting any other bids until expiration of this Bid Bond, and in the event that our bid is accepted within the period specified in the bid documents, we undertake to execute promptly the contract agreement and provide performance and payment bonds as stipulated.
This Bid Bond shall be effective from the date of issuance until [Insert Expiry Date], and is contingent upon the following conditions:
[Company Name] hereby guarantees that if our bid is accepted, we will commence the work under the contract within the specified time frame and complete it in accordance with the terms and conditions outlined in the bid documents.
In the event that we fail to commence or complete the work as agreed, we shall be liable for any costs incurred by the Owner, including but not limited to the expenses associated with re-tendering and awarding the project to another bidder.
By signing below, we acknowledge our understanding and agreement to the terms and conditions of this Bid Bond:
[Authorized Signatory]
[Position in Company]
[Date]
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Note: This sample Bid Bond is provided for reference purposes only. It is important to consult with legal professionals to ensure compliance with local regulations and specific project requirements.