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Surety Bond Companies owned by past and present military members. Veteran Owned Businesses (VOB), Active Duty Military, Reservists, Military Spouses, Veteran Spouses, and Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs) of the United States Army (USARMY), Air Force (USAF), Marine Corps (USMC), Navy (USN), Coast Guard (USCG), Space Force (USSF), and National Guard specializing in surety bond services for contractors, businesses, and individuals. Surety bonds provide a financial guarantee that one party (the principal) will fulfill its contractual or legal obligations to another party (the obligee), with the surety company providing financial protection if those obligations are not met. Services include contract bonds, bid bonds, performance bonds, payment bonds, maintenance bonds, license and permit bonds, court bonds, probate bonds, fidelity bonds, subdivision bonds, commercial surety bonds, and other bonding solutions for businesses, government agencies, and construction projects.

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Newest VOB Member Profiles

• Blackhawk Financial LLC
  Clay, NY | 8:58pm Apr 2nd
• Parrot Surety Services LLC
  Hermitage, TN | 12:50pm Dec 6th
• Probate Court Bond
  Cleveland, OH | 3:07pm Mar 5th
• Armed Forces Bail Bonds
  Colorado Springs, CO | 4:50pm Jul 13th
• AZ Bail & Fugitive Task Force
  Mesa, AZ | 4:09pm Jun 12th

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“The Army instilled three traits into my personality. Discipline, honor, and initiative. Discipline helps me to run my business effectively and efficiently. Honor allows me to maintain a solid client base because I strive to "do the right thing" at all times, even if it means losing money on a job. Initiative gives me the desire to constantly improve processes, keep up with new technologies, and take advantage of opportunities to provide new and improved services to my clients.”

David Sazama
eFusion Systems

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