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Mississippi contractor license bonds. 47 bonds by city, county and trade.

Light RFP lists no single statewide Mississippi contractor license bond. Cities, counties and state trade boards license contractors on their own and set their own bond amounts. Pick yours below: each bond page names the office that holds the bond, the amount and the price before you apply.

Licenses listed
47
Cities and counties
36
Priced from
$100

State trade licenses

Cities and counties 36

Also for Mississippi contractors

Priced on the page
44 of 47 licenses are priced on their page, from $100; that price is what you pay at checkout.
A-rated carriers
Written through Propeller Bonds, a managing general agency licensed in all 50 states. The executed bond is e-signed and delivered by email.
Licensed agency
Light RFP Risk Management Services LLC, NY DFS License # PC-1978982.
FAQ

Common questions.

Does Mississippi require a contractor license bond?Light RFP lists no single statewide Mississippi contractor license bond. Contractor licenses in 36 cities and counties and 1 state trade license require one. All 47 bonds are listed on this page.
Which cities in Mississippi require a contractor license bond?Light RFP writes contractor license bonds for 36 Mississippi cities and counties, including Adams County, Amory, Biloxi, Brandon, Brookhaven, Byram, Canton, Cleveland, Clinton and Columbus, and 26 more listed on this page. Each bond has its own page with the office that holds it.
How much does a contractor license bond cost in Mississippi?The bonds on this page start from $100. Bond amounts run from $1,000 to $500,000, set by the license. Each bond page shows its exact price before you apply.
Is there a credit check for a contractor license bond in Mississippi?It depends on the bond and the amount. Of the 47 bonds here, 37 bonds collect no credit information at the amount sold; 6 collect none up to a stated amount, with a soft pull above it; 1 runs a soft pull, or asks for a Social Security number, for some or all applicants. Each bond page states its own line, read from the carrier’s application form.