What is a Surety T-Listing?

A sureties T-listing (Treasury Listing) is the maximum amount a surety can write for a single bond obligation. Sureties, however, may seek T-Listed reinsurance to qualify for larger amounts than their published T-listing.    Surety T-Listing is a section within the Circular 570, issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, which serves as a resource for federal agencies and contracting officers. It includes surety companies that have met the stringent financial requirements necessary to underwrite surety bonds for federal projects. Being listed in the Surety T-Listing assures federal entities that the surety company has the financial strength and stability to fulfill bond obligations, instilling confidence in their ability to honor contracts.   To be included in the Surety T-Listing, surety companies undergo a rigorous qualification process. They submit extensive financial documentation and are evaluated based on factors such as net worth, financial statements, claims history, and overall financial stability. Once listed, companies must maintain their financial strength and meet ongoing reporting requirements to remain on the list. The Surety T-Listing is a valuable resource for federal agencies and contracting officers, providing a curated selection of qualified surety companies for federal bonding needs and ensuring the selection of reliable and capable surety providers.   If you are working with federal agencies such as the BLM, DoD, USACE, or NAVFAC then you will need to ensure your surety partner has been qualified with the U.S. Treasury Department for the size projects you plan on pursuing. Contact Parrot for peace of mind with managing your bonds or bond programs and matching you with the surety company that best aligns with your size and scope of work. If you have any questions on how a Surety is rated or would like a surety professional to help manage and advise your bond program, contact any surety specialist of the Parrot Surety team today!

A sureties T-listing (Treasury Listing) is the maximum amount a surety can write for a single bond obligation. Sureties, however, may seek T-Listed reinsurance to qualify for larger amounts than their published T-listing.    Surety T-Listing is a section within the Circular 570, issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, which serves as a resource for federal agencies and contracting officers. It includes surety companies that have met the stringent financial requirements necessary to underwrite surety bonds for federal projects. Being listed in the Surety T-Listing assures federal entities that the surety company has the financial strength and stability to fulfill bond obligations, instilling confidence in their ability to honor contracts.   To be included in the Surety T-Listing, surety companies undergo a rigorous qualification process. They submit extensive financial documentation and are evaluated based on factors such as net worth, financial statements, claims history, and overall financial stability. Once listed, companies must maintain their financial strength and meet ongoing reporting requirements to remain on the list. The Surety T-Listing is a valuable resource for federal agencies and contracting officers, providing a curated selection of qualified surety companies for federal bonding needs and ensuring the selection of reliable and capable surety providers.   If you are working with federal agencies such as the BLM, DoD, USACE, or NAVFAC then you will need to ensure your surety partner has been qualified with the U.S. Treasury Department for the size projects you plan on pursuing. Contact Parrot for peace of mind with managing your bonds or bond programs and matching you with the surety company that best aligns with your size and scope of work. If you have any questions on how a Surety is rated or would like a surety professional to help manage and advise your bond program, contact any surety specialist of the Parrot Surety team today!