5-Bid Bond and Bid Check Authorization Form.pdf

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Harris County, Texas

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This document is a Bid Bond Confirmation and Bid Check Return Authorization Form for Harris County, designed for potential bidders submitting either a bid bond or a cashier's check for a procurement opportunity. Bidders must submit the completed form through Bonfire and, if choosing a cashier's check, physically drop off the check in a sealed envelope at 1111 Fannin, 12th Floor, Houston, TX 77002 before the specified due date. The form outlines procedures for bid check handling, with the County Clerk retaining bid checks from the three lowest bidders until contract award, performance bond receipt, and potential payment bond verification.

The form authorizes Harris County to return the bid check via regular mail under three conditions: if the bidder is unsuccessful, after a performance and payment bond replacement, or upon contract completion. All bid checks must be for the required amount and payable to Harris County, not to any individual. The document provides sections for both bid bond and cashier's check submissions, requiring bidders to complete specific information including bond/check numbers, amounts, and company details. The form was revised on 3/24/21 and includes a section for County Clerk/Purchasing Agent use to track check mailing and administrative processing.

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BID BOND CONFIRMATION AND BID CHECK RETURN AUTHORIZATION FORM

When submitting through Bonfire and electing to provide a cashier’s check in lieu of a bid bond, the cashier’s check must be physically dropped off in a sealed envelope referencing the Job No. before the due date at 1111 Fannin, 12th Floor, Houston, TX 77002.

Offeror must complete this form and return through Bonfire submission. All bid checks must be for the required amount and be payable to Harris County, not payable to any individual.

If a bid, the County Clerk may retain the bid checks of the three lowest bidders until after the award and approval of the contract, receipt of a performance bond, and, if required, receipt of a payment bond. The County Clerk shall return the bid checks of all other bidders at any time within seventy-two (72) hours following the opening of bids.

If an RFP, all bid checks will be retained by the Office of the Purchasing Agent until after the award and approval of the contract, receipt of a performance bond, and, if required, receipt of a payment bond.

Authorization is hereby granted for Harris County to return the bid check via regular mail without liability of any kind or nature to the address listed below if:

1. we are an unsuccessful bidder, or

2. a performance bond, and payment bond, if required, has replaced the bid check, or

3. upon completion of contract.

_______Bid Bond Submission (Complete required information within Section A)

_______Cashier’s Check Submission (Complete required information within Section B)

Bid for:

Section A – Bid Bond Number , Surety Name

Dated in the amount of $____________________.

Section B - Cashier's Check Number , Drawn on

Bank of , Dated in the amount of $____________________.

Name:

Business Address:

Signature:

Mailing Address:

City & State: Zip Code:

Telephone: _____________________ Email:

For Use of County Clerk/Purchasing Agent Only:

Date Check Mailed: By:

Ledger Number: Dept:

Revised 3/24/21

Bid for:
Section A Bid Bond Number:
Surety Name:
Dated:
in the amount of:
Drawn on:
Section B Cashiers Check Number:
Bank of:
Dated_2:
the amount of:
Name:
Business Address:
Mailing Address:
City State:
Zip Code:
Telephone:
Email:
Date Check Mailed:
By:
Ledger Number:
Dept:
Check Box1: Off
Check Box2: Off

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