IT Performance Bonds for Government Contracts
Software vendors, MSPs, and IT consultants: Performance bonds unlock federal and state technology contracts worth billions. Here's what you need to know about bonding requirements, costs, and getting approved.
Which describes your situation best?
Why IT Companies Need Performance Bonds
Technology contracts have unique requirements and opportunities
Federal Agencies
DOD, GSA, DHS, and VA require performance bonds for IT contracts over $150,000, especially for system implementations and software development.
State & Local
State requirements vary widely. Some require bonds for all IT contracts over $50,000, others only for critical infrastructure projects.
High-Risk Projects
Critical infrastructure, healthcare systems, and financial applications almost always require performance bonds regardless of contract size.
IT Bond Application Process
What to expect when applying for your first IT performance bond
Pre-qualification
- Company overview
- Financial snapshot
- Project experience
Documentation
- 3 years tax returns
- Financial statements
- Project references
Underwriting
- Financial analysis
- Credit review
- Experience verification
Bond Execution
- Rate confirmation
- Agreement signing
- Bond delivery
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IT performance bond?
How much do IT performance bonds cost?
Official Resources
Official list of Treasury-certified surety companies authorized to write federal bonds
SBA bonding assistance for small contractors on federal and private contracts
Ready to Secure Government IT Contracts?
Performance bonds open doors to billions in federal and state technology contracts. Start your application today.
No obligation. Free consultation to determine your bonding capacity and the best path forward.