Suretegrity’s infographic provides a clear and informative overview of who needs Contract Surety Bonds, breaking down the key players and industries involved. Aimed at contractors, construction firms, project managers, and procurement professionals, the infographic simplifies the bond requirement landscape in public and private sector projects.

The infographic begins by explaining what a Contract Surety Bond is—a legally binding agreement that ensures a contractor will fulfill contractual obligations according to the terms and timeline agreed upon. It then identifies the primary groups who require these bonds, including federal, state, and local government agencies overseeing public construction projects. These entities rely on surety bonds to protect taxpayer dollars and ensure job completion.

It also highlights private project owners, general contractors, and developers who require subcontractors to be bonded to mitigate financial risk. Three main types of bonds are featured: Bid Bonds, Performance Bonds, and Payment Bonds, each serving a specific purpose in guaranteeing project integrity, payment to suppliers, and contract fulfillment.

With its clean design and easy-to-follow structure, the infographic helps clarify the importance of surety bonds across different sectors and projects.