USI Insurance Services Surety Bonds

Not publicly disclosed. USI does not name surety companies on its practice page; it describes placing bonds through its surety-market relationships rather than a fixed panel. ¹Page as read on 2026-09-23.

USI says its surety practice has a long history serving general contractors, trade contractors, highway/heavy construction projects, construction managers, developers and design-builders in the public and private sectors, and that its surety network also has experience outside construction. ¹Company-reported. Company description of client base.

USI lists bid bonds, performance and payment bonds (domestic and international), established surety programs, commercial surety and financial obligations, and subcontractor default insurance among its construction and surety products. ¹Company-reported. Practice page product list; actual bond forms and terms are set by the surety and obligee.

Not publicly disclosed. USI does not publish standard bonding-capacity figures; it cites individual case studies (a general contractor's bonding limits supporting a $10,000,000 revenue increase, and a mechanical contractor whose surety line supported $110,000,000 in revenue) rather than a general limit range. ¹Case-study figures on the page are specific to those named accounts, not a published capacity table.

USI describes a proprietary bond submission process that summarizes a client's underwriting and operational information alongside its own analysis and recommendations, and says its surety professionals help clients present their financials to the surety market and negotiate terms. ¹Company-reported. Company description of its submission methodology.

USI directs contractors and other prospective surety clients to email pcinquiries@usi.com or contact a local USI office. ¹Company-reported. Contact instructions on the Surety Bond practice page.