Surety Bonds
The Office of Risk Management is responsible for the procurement of all Surety
Bonds executed by the University. A surety bond, although issued by an insurance
company is not insurance because it provides no contractual transfer of risk
from the University to the bonding company. Instead, a surety bond is a financial
guarantee of a potential University obligation to a third party. The University
procures surety bonds for a variety of activities and operations (e.g. Notary
Bond, Electrician Bond, Raffle Bond, License Bond, Restoration Bond, Appeal
Bond, etc.). When a surety bond is required for a University sanctioned activity
or operation the bond application form must be provided to Risk Management along
with written verification from a GW manager that its procurement has been approved.
Risk Management will secure the bond from GW's surety, have it executed by the
EVP&T, and return the fully executed bond to the person responsible for
the submission to the party requiring the bond.
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Insurance & Claims Management
Laptop Computer Theft
Motor Vehicle Operators
Workers' Compensation
Clinical Risk Management
Surety Bonds
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