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Overview of the Program from Maritime Program Group Does the purchase of a high performance vessel by a client give you that sinking feeling? Maritime Program Group’s Recreational Marine High Performance Vessel Division helps brokers place faster craft that many markets decline. Our program provides access to markets that will consider performance boats capable of speeds up to 125 mph and pairs that capacity with marine-specific underwriting and servicing tailored for high-performance craft. Ideal accounts and appetite This program is designed for independent agents and brokers seeking placement for clients who own performance-oriented recreational boats, including: High performance runabouts and performance center consoles Sterndrives and outboard-powered performance boats Well-maintained older performance boats and newly built performance designs Typical accounts fit when the vessel is well-maintained, used for private recreational purposes, and the operator demonstrates safe operation. Most markets will not consider vessels designed to exceed 55–60 mph; our High Performance program will consider vessels up to 125 mph. We generally do not place commercial-use high-speed craft, racing-only boats, or vessels with unreported structural or major engine modifications. Coverage highlights and program advantages The High Performance Vessel Insurance program at Maritime Program Group offers broad, marine-specific coverage features agents can offer to clients: Agreed Value for most performance boats Liability coverage with options for Pollution Liability and Uninsured Watercraft coverage Medical Payments and Personal Effects coverage Emergency Towing and Assistance coverage Optional Trailer Coverage and Boat Lift Coverage Dedicated in-house claims unit to support prompt handling • Work and negotiate directly with our in-house underwriters who have unmatched experience and hands-on trade knowledge. • Broad capacity, from bass boats to multi-million dollar luxury yachts. • Remarkable service with proactive communication and timely responses. • Instant online quotes, applications, commission reports, endorsement reprints and more. • Agency billing and competitive commission schedules. • Dedicated in-house claims unit. Underwriting notes and minimum premiums Underwriting focuses on vessel condition, horsepower-to-weight ratios, reported top speeds, and operator experience. Specific eligibility questions—such as modified engines, structural changes, or use for competition—should be referred to underwriting for review. Minimum premium: Varies by risk and state; submit details for a tailored quote. Territories and admitted status Available in: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Admitted status: All available states (carrier and state filing dependent). Why work with Maritime Program Group on High Performance Vessel business As a managing general agency specializing in recreational marine risks, Maritime Program Group gives agents direct access to experienced in-house underwriters and marine markets that will consider higher-speed vessels. You benefit from streamlined online quoting and servicing tools, agency billing, and a claims team focused on marine exposures. If you have a client who purchased a high-performance runabout or performance center console and needs agreed value and tailored liability options, this program was built to address those placements. For immediate assistance call 800-366-8086 or visit www.maritimepg.com for more information on High Performance Vessel Insurance. Frequently Asked Questions What speeds and vessel types does this program consider?Maritime Program Group’s High Performance program will consider recreational performance vessels capable of speeds up to 125 mph. The focus is private, recreational boats—racing-only or commercial high-speed craft typically do not qualify. What coverages are commonly available through this program?Common features include Agreed Value, Medical Payments, Personal Effects, Uninsured Watercraft coverage, Emergency Towing and Assistance, Pollution Liability, and optional Trailer and Boat Lift coverage. Specific options depend on the market selected for the risk. What information should I submit for a quick decision?Provide vessel year, make, model, length, engine type and horsepower, reported or GPS top speed if available, hull condition, recent survey or maintenance records, principal operator experience, and intended use. These details help underwriters assess eligibility and expedite quoting. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Performing Arts Insurance Program from Gateway Specialty Insurance Gateway Specialty Insurance provides a focused wholesale program that helps agents and brokers place insurance for nonprofit performing arts organizations. The program is built for creative, volunteer-driven groups — from community theaters to regional orchestras — and is sized to protect the common liability and property exposures these clients face. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program targets nonprofit performing arts entities, including: Ballet companies Choirs and vocal ensembles Comedians and improv/comedy groups Dance troupes and performance ensembles Musical groups and chamber ensembles Orchestras and symphonies Theater and drama groups Typical fits are nonprofit organizations with modest annual revenues, volunteer staff, rented or shared rehearsal space, and portable props or instruments. Organizations with significant for-profit activities, touring with high-value special effects, or unusually hazardous productions may fall outside appetite. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Gateway Specialty’s Performing Arts Insurance program brings together common coverages performing arts nonprofits need, with flexibility to tailor limits where appropriate: Directors & Officers (D&O) Liability — protection for board members and leadership against management-related claims. Employment Practices Liability (EPLI) — coverage for claims arising from employment-related allegations. General Liability — primary protection for third-party bodily injury and property damage at performances and rehearsals. Property Coverage — options for owned or leased premises, including contents and building exposures. Inland Marine — coverage for musical instruments, costumes, portable sound/lighting equipment, and other movable property. The program places business with highly rated carriers, including USLI and Alliance of Nonprofit, and offers admitted and non-admitted paper in select states to match each account’s needs. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Gateway Specialty keeps submissions simple for eligible risks. Minimum premiums typically fall between $400 and $750, which makes the program accessible for smaller nonprofit groups. For well-qualified accounts, underwriters can often return same-day or next-day indications. When submitting, include basic financials, details on volunteer versus paid staff, descriptions of performance venues and frequency, and a list of high-value portable items (instruments, sets, lighting). High-risk activities, significant gross receipts from commercial operations, or frequent out-of-state touring should be disclosed up front. Territories and Availability The program is available in most states, including AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WI, and WY. Admitted coverage is available in some states; non-admitted options are used where needed to secure capacity. Why Work With Gateway Specialty Insurance? As a wholesale broker focused on nonprofit insurance, Gateway Specialty combines specialty underwriting, responsive service, and access to A++ rated markets. Agents benefit from underwriters familiar with performing arts exposures and the flexibility to place admitted or non-admitted paper based on the client and location. Example scenarios you can place through this program: A community theater nonprofit that needs general liability and property coverage for a season of six productions, plus inland marine for props and costumes. A regional youth orchestra that requires D&O and EPLI coverage for a volunteer board and protection for high-value instruments transported between rehearsal sites. To learn more about Gateway Specialty’s A++ rated admitted and non-admitted options, see their product detail page and request a quote via the existing link: insurance for nonprofit performing arts. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Nonprofit performing arts organizations such as theater groups, choirs, orchestras, comedy troupes, and dance ensembles are ideal fits. Is coverage available on an admitted basis?Yes, admitted coverage is available in some states. Non-admitted options are also offered depending on the risk and location. What is the typical minimum premium for this program?Minimum premiums generally range from $400 to $750, depending on the type and size of the risk. Can I get a quote quickly?Yes, Gateway Specialty Insurance can often provide a same-day or next-day quote for qualified submissions. Which carriers are used for this program?This program is backed by trusted carriers including USLI and Alliance of Nonprofit, offering A++ rated coverage options. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Subcontractor Bid and Performance Bonds Overview — J.M. Wilson Corp. Subcontractor Bid & Performance Bonds J.M. Wilson Corp. offers subcontractor bid, payment and performance bond placement for independent agents and brokers. Our program helps general contractors and project owners obtain assurance that a subcontractor will honor the bid, perform the contract if awarded, and pay labor and materials. We place business through a mix of admitted and non-admitted surety markets and work with carriers that hold "A" ratings. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program targets subcontractors who need to "bond back" to a general contractor or owner. Typical fits include small to mid-sized specialty contractors who regularly bid on public or private projects and require: Bid bonds (commonly 5–10% of the bid) Performance and payment bonds (frequently 100% of the contract amount) Examples of subcontractor classes we commonly place: Electricians HVAC contractors Excavation and sitework contractors Painters and finish trades Roofers Landscapers and site contractors You may also submit hybrid packages for contractors with mixed scopes; we review each submission for capacity and underwriting requirements. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Bid Bonds — guarantee the contractor will accept the contract if awarded as the low bidder. Performance Bonds — guarantee contract performance to the obligee. Payment Bonds — guarantee payment for labor and materials. Maintenance and subcontract bonds available where required. Competitive pricing within industry standards and access to both admitted and excess & surplus markets. J.M. Wilson offers quick quote turnaround and will typically respond to new account submissions within 24–48 hours. We also accept submissions from other surety relationships for review when appropriate. Underwriting Notes & Items Needed To expedite placement, provide the following where possible: Last 2–3 fiscal year-end financial statements for the business Current personal financial statements for all owners Completed contractor surety questionnaire Current schedule of work on hand Bank reference letter indicating established lines Owner resumes and key personnel qualifications Job reference letters Current certificate of insurance Underwriting will review financial strength, backlog, project size, references, and prior surety experience. Bond capacity and pricing vary by carrier and account specifics. Minimum Premiums, Markets & Territories Minimum premiums vary by carrier and state; please submit the full account package for an accurate quote. J.M. Wilson represents a number of carriers, both admitted and non-admitted, and places bonds through "A" rated surety markets. Available in: AL, AK, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, VT, VA, WV, WI, WY. Why Work With J.M. Wilson Corp. on Subcontractor Bonds As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines broker with specialized surety relationships, J.M. Wilson provides: Access to multiple admitted and non-admitted surety markets Fast response times and underwriting guidance for agents Experience placing bid, performance, payment and maintenance bonds Flexibility to consider submissions from producers' own surety partners Two sample scenarios where this program is a good fit: You have a subcontractor client bidding a $250,000 interior renovation who needs a 5% bid bond and a performance/payment bond if awarded. You represent a roofing contractor with several municipal bids on the radar and limited prior bonding history; we can evaluate capacity and provide a placement strategy. For more details or to submit a new account, prepare the underwriting items above and expect a timely response from our surety team. Frequently Asked Questions What types of subcontractor accounts are a good fit for J.M. Wilson's bond program?Small to mid-sized specialty subcontractors who bid on public or private work and need bid, performance or payment bonds are the primary fit. We place electricians, HVAC, roofers, excavators, painters, landscapers and similar trades. How long does it take to get a quote or decision?J.M. Wilson aims to respond to new submissions within 24–48 hours. Complete financials and supporting documents help speed underwriting and bonding decisions. Do you place bonds through admitted carriers?Yes. We represent multiple carriers and place bonds through both admitted and non-admitted surety markets. All primary J.M. Wilson surety markets used for this program carry an "A" rating. What documentation should I submit to get started?Typical submission items include 2–3 years of business financial statements, personal financial statements for owners, a completed contractor surety questionnaire, schedule of work on hand, bank reference letter, owner resumes, job references and current COI. Are there typical bond sizes or limits you can handle?Bond size and capacity depend on the contractor's financials, experience and the carrier's appetite. Bid bonds are commonly 5–10% of the bid and payment/performance bonds are often written at 100% of the contract amount. Submit the full account for a realistic assessment of capacity. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Quick Contract Bid, Payment and Performance Bond J.M. Wilson Corp. offers a Quick Contract Bid, Payment and Performance Bond program designed for small and newer contractors who need fast, reliable surety capacity. These quick-turn bonds are underwritten primarily on the applicant's credit and require minimal paperwork so you can obtain bid, payment and performance bonds quickly—typically when a prompt response is essential to secure a job. Coverages: Quick Contract Bonds (single-job performance and payment) Quick Bid Bonds to satisfy bid requirements Quick Payment & Performance Bond packages Alternative "Easy" or simplified bond options for smaller accounts Advantages: Fast quote and placement turnaround — new account submissions typically receive a response within 24–48 hours Competitive pricing within industry standards for small contractors Minimal underwriting paperwork when credit meets program requirements Ability to review and accept applications originally placed with other surety companies Access to J.M. Wilson surety markets that are "A" rated Quick Contract Bonds are intended for contractors who need bonding lines up to $350,000 per job with a $700,000 aggregate bonding line. These bonds are well suited to smaller projects and businesses that have fairly clean credit histories and need a fast solution for bid submission or to meet contract bonding requirements. Overview of the Program from J.M. Wilson Corp. This program is offered by J.M. Wilson Corp., a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines broker with access to both admitted and non-admitted surety markets. The product is tailored to agents who need a quick surety option for clients that do not yet qualify for larger, more traditional bonding facilities. Ideal Accounts and Appetite - Small general contractors, subcontractors, and specialty trades with limited bonding histories - Newer firms that can demonstrate responsible credit and financial stability - Projects where single-job bonding needs do not exceed the program limits (up to $350,000 per job; $700,000 aggregate) Accounts that typically do not fit: contractors with significant adverse credit, ongoing claims or litigation, or complex multi-year contracts requiring large aggregate capacity. Coverage Highlights and When to Use This Program Use J.M. Wilson’s Quick Contract program when you need: A fast bid bond to meet a tight bidding deadline Payment and performance bonds for smaller public or private contracts A simplified underwriting path based primarily on credit rather than extensive financial histories Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premium Underwriting focuses on applicant credit; applicants should have fairly clean credit reports. Required items for submission generally include a completed application and a signed indemnity agreement. J.M. Wilson can also review applications previously submitted to other surety companies. Minimum premium and final terms vary by carrier and state—minimum premium: Varies. Territories and Availability Available in: AL, AK, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, VT, VA, WV, WI, WY. Availability is subject to carrier approval and admitted vs. non-admitted market rules in each state. The program includes some admitted markets and non-admitted options depending on the state and risk profile. Why Work with J.M. Wilson Corp. on This Business As an MGA and E&S broker, J.M. Wilson provides agents with access to multiple A-rated surety markets and a streamlined underwriting process tailored for smaller accounts. The firm emphasizes quick turnaround, competitive pricing within industry standards, and flexible underwriting that can evaluate submissions previously placed with other sureties. This makes the program a practical solution when an insured needs bonding quickly to bid or secure smaller contracts. Example Scenarios - You have a client who is a small paving contractor bidding a municipal job valued at $200,000 and needs a bid bond within 48 hours. - A new roofing subcontractor wins a $60,000 private contract and requires a performance and payment bond but lacks an extensive bonding history. What is needed to get started: a completed application and a signed indemnity agreement. For more information on submission requirements or to discuss a specific account, contact J.M. Wilson Corp. — we look forward to working with you. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for the Quick Contract Bond program?Small or newer contractors with fairly clean credit who need bid, payment or performance bonds for single jobs up to $350,000 (with a $700,000 aggregate line). Ideal for trades and subcontractors with limited bonding histories. How fast can I expect a quote or decision on a submission?J.M. Wilson typically responds to new account submissions within 24–48 hours, assuming required documentation (application and signed indemnity) is provided promptly. What documentation is required to submit an account?At minimum, a completed bond application and a signed indemnity agreement. Additional information may be requested depending on the applicant’s credit and the size of the bond request. Are these bonds admitted or non-admitted?J.M. Wilson represents a mix of admitted and non-admitted carriers. Availability depends on the state and the specific surety market; some markets are admitted while others are non-admitted. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Overview — Surety & Fiduciary Bond Program from First Choice Insurance Intermediaries, Inc. First Choice Insurance Intermediaries, Inc. offers a dedicated Surety & Fiduciary Bond program designed for agents and brokers who need a reliable wholesale market for commercial surety, fiduciary and related public official bonds. As a wholesale broker, First Choice helps you place bonds that guarantee contract performance, honest fiduciary administration, and a range of commercial obligations your clients must meet to do business or comply with licensing and court requirements. What this program covers The program includes traditional surety and fiduciary instruments as well as a broad selection of commercial bonds. Below are concise definitions and the core commercial bond types we handle: Surety Bond - A three-party agreement that guarantees a principal will carry out their contractual obligations or compensate the obligee for losses if the principal fails to perform. Fiduciary Bond - Bonds that guarantee an honest accounting and faithful performance of duties by administrators, trustees, guardians, executors and other fiduciaries responsible for managing assets or estates. Commercial Bond Notary public, license and permit bonds; public official, court, probate/fiduciary bonds; Medicare program supplier and contract bonds Bid bonds, payment and performance bonds, material and supply bonds, fidelity bonds for business operations Dishonesty bonds, janitorial service bonds, ERISA pension trust bonds Ideal accounts and target classes This program is aimed at agents placing a wide range of commercial clients, including: Small-to-mid-size contractors requiring bid, performance or payment bonds for municipal or private projects Businesses and professionals needing license, permit or fidelity coverage Trustees, executors, guardians and other fiduciaries who must post probate or fiduciary bonds Service contractors (janitorial, security, suppliers) and organizations needing dishonesty or ERISA bonds Typical accounts: a local general contractor bidding on municipal work, an executor required to post a probate bond, or a notary seeking a state-issued notary public bond. Coverage highlights and advantages Access to multiple surety and fiduciary markets through First Choice’s wholesale distribution Ability to place both standard commercial bonds and specialized public official/fiduciary obligations Streamlined submission process aimed at quick decisions for common bond types Guidance for documentation and underwriting expectations to help you prepare stronger submissions Underwriting notes and submission requirements Underwriting varies by bond type and carrier. Common items underwriters will request include signed applications, financial statements (when applicable), a copy of the contract or court order, and background information on principals. If your submission involves performance or payment bonds, provide project details, contract terms and owner information to speed review. First Choice works with carriers to place bonds efficiently; if you have an unusual exposure or complex project, flag it early so we can route the account to the appropriate market. Territories and admitted status Available in the following states: AL, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, LA, MD, MA, NV, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OH, OR, PA, SC, TX, VA, WA, WI. Admitted availability varies by state and bond type—some bonds may be written on admitted paper in certain states and non-admitted in others. Contact First Choice for state-specific placement options. Why place this business with First Choice Insurance Intermediaries, Inc. Wholesale broker access—multiple carrier relationships for flexible placement options Experienced in both commonplace commercial bonds and niche fiduciary obligations Focused support for agents: clear underwriting checklists and help with documentation to reduce turnaround time If you have a bond submission, prepare the basic documentation outlined above and contact your First Choice wholesaler to discuss appetite, turnaround and any state-specific requirements. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Surety & Fiduciary Bond program?Good fits include contractors needing bid/performance/payment bonds, individuals required to post probate or fiduciary bonds, notaries and businesses needing license or fidelity coverage, and service providers requiring dishonesty bonds. First Choice focuses on small- to mid-size commercial accounts and common public official obligations. Which states are supported and is coverage admitted?The program is available in AL, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, LA, MD, MA, NV, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OH, OR, PA, SC, TX, VA, WA and WI. Admitted vs. non-admitted availability depends on the bond type and carrier—ask First Choice for state-specific options on each submission. What documentation should I include with a submission?Provide a completed bond application, contract or court order (if applicable), owner/obligee information, and financial statements or references when requested. For contractors, include project dollar values, contract terms and owner contact details to speed underwriting. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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J.M. Wilson offers access to SBA Bonds (Small Business Administration Bonds) through the SBA Bond Guarantee Program—specifically designed for small and emerging contractors who may not qualify for traditional bonding solutions. Overview of the SBA Bond Program from J.M. Wilson J.M. Wilson, a trusted Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, provides agents and brokers with a valuable solution for placing surety bonds for their small business contractor clients. Through the SBA Bond Guarantee Program, J.M. Wilson helps contractors gain access to surety credit by reducing the risk for surety companies—backing 80–90% of the bond penalty amount. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is ideal for: Start-up contractors with limited experience or financial history Emerging small contractors seeking bonding for the first time Contractors who have had difficulty obtaining bonds through the standard market If you have a client bidding on a public works or municipal contract under $2 million and struggling to secure bonding, this program may be the perfect fit. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The SBA Bond Guarantee Program enables eligible contractors to: Secure bid, performance, and payment bonds Access bonding capacity that may otherwise be unavailable Build a bond history and improve access to future bonding opportunities By supporting a large portion of the risk, the SBA allows sureties to consider accounts that may not meet traditional underwriting standards—giving your clients a path forward on bonded jobs. Underwriting Notes Financial statement requirements vary by project size: Projects up to $500,000 – In-house financials accepted Projects $500,000 to $1,000,000 – CPA compilation required Projects $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 – CPA review required J.M. Wilson can help guide you and your clients through the documentation process to meet SBA standards. Territories and Availability This program is available in the following states: AL, AR, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, MI, MS, MO, NC, OH, OK, PA, SC, TN, VA, WV, and WI. Why Work With J.M. Wilson? J.M. Wilson brings years of surety expertise and a commitment to helping agents navigate challenging bonding needs. Steve Kuykendall is the SBA Bond and Surety expert at J.M. Wilson and can assist with submissions, underwriting questions, and SBA program requirements. You can contact him at 800-538-4796 or via email at [email protected]. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this SBA Bond program?This program is ideal for small or emerging contractors who are unable to qualify for bonding through traditional surety markets. What kinds of bonds are available through this program?Eligible contractors can obtain bid, performance, and payment bonds under the SBA Bond Guarantee Program. How much of the bond penalty does the SBA cover?The SBA typically guarantees between 80% to 90% of the bond penalty, helping to reduce the surety’s risk. What financial documents are required for submission?Requirements vary by project size—ranging from in-house statements for small jobs to CPA-reviewed financials for larger projects. Who can I contact at J.M. Wilson for help with SBA Bonds?Steve Kuykendall is the designated SBA Bond expert and can assist with program details, submissions, and underwriting questions. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Contract Bonds J.M. Wilson Corp. offers a full suite of Contract Bond solutions through A-rated carriers, helping you secure bonding for a wide range of contractor clients. Whether you're working with new, small, or hard-to-place accounts, we provide access to both standard and non-standard markets to help you place business more easily. Our team is committed to competitive pricing, fast quote turnaround, and responsive underwriting — with most new account submissions reviewed within 24-48 hours. Streamlined Underwriting Process (SUP) Bonds Designed for small or infrequent bond users Bond requests up to $1 million Total work programs up to $1.5 million Larger amounts may be considered Learn more and see requirements! Contractor Bid & Performance Bonds Ideal for public projects over $100,000 Also available for private job owners and smaller projects May be required of subcontractors and suppliers Bid Bonds guarantee contract acceptance if awarded Typically 5-10% of the bid amount Payment Bonds ensure labor and material costs are covered Learn more and see example classes! Subcontractor Bid & Performance Bonds Required by General Contractors, Project Managers, and Owners Protects general contractors in case of subcontractor default Learn more and see example classes! Quick Contract Bonds For projects up to $350,000 per job / $700,000 aggregate Great for new or small contractors Learn more and see coverages! SBA Bonds For small to mid-size contractors unable to access standard bonding markets SBA guarantees 80-90% of the bond penalty Reduces risk for sureties and expands bonding access Learn more and see requirements! Frequently Asked Bond Questions Trouble Obtaining Bonds in the Standard Market? Visit our website, www.jmwilson.com to learn more! Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Contract Bond program?We work with a variety of contractor types, including small or new contractors, subcontractors, and those in need of SBA support. Accounts with bond needs up to $1.5 million are ideal. Can J.M. Wilson help with hard-to-place or non-standard bond requests?Yes. We have access to both admitted and non-admitted markets and specialize in finding solutions for difficult submissions and non-standard accounts. How fast can I expect a quote or response on a new submission?Most new account submissions receive a response within 24–48 hours. We prioritize quick turnaround to help you serve your clients efficiently. Is this program available in my state?Our Contract Bond solutions are available in over 30 states including MI, OH, FL, IL, NY, and more. Contact us to confirm availability in your state. What if my client already has a bond application from another surety?We accept applications from other surety companies and can use them to evaluate new submissions for our markets. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.