US Small Business Administration Surety Bond Guarantee Program

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News From the SBA:
Successes, Initiatives, and Future Plans
Joshua Etemadi, Construction Bonds Inc., a division of
Murray Securus
Frank Lalumiere, U.S. Small Business Administration
Surety Bond Guarantee Program
Michael Williams, CCI Surety
BIOGRAPHIES
Joshua A. Etemadi joined Construction Bonds Inc., a division of Murray Securus in 2007 where he focuses on helping small
contractors significantly increase their bonding capacity. He has been very successful in moving contractors from non-standard
market/SBA supported bonds to standard market surety credit in short periods of time. Mr. Etemadi serves on a number of NASBP
committees including the Automation and Technology Committee, Government Relations, State Government Affairs, 5-15, and he
is vice-chair of the Small Business Committee He is a member of the DC Metropolitan Subcontractors Association and serves on
the Leadership, Education, Advocacy and Development (LEAD) committee. Joshua Etemadi can be reached at
josh@sbabonds.com
Michael Williams is president of CCI Surety, Inc. (CCI). CCI is a Managing General Underwriting Company with significant levels of
underwriting authority for several corporate surety companies. CCI has the ability to underwrite nationwide and it utilizes many
different tools to approve hard-to-place, non-standard, challenged contractor accounts. These tools consist of the US SBA Surety
Bond Guarantee Program, Collateral, Funds Control, Bond Backs, and Third Party Indemnity. He is also president of North
American Construction Services, Inc. (NACS). NACS is a nationwide Surety and non-surety Funds Control/Escrow Company. NACS
has handled over 3000 construction projects since its inception on over $3 billion dollars in contract price. NACS works with many
of the top fifty Surety companies in the US, Captive companies and Financial Institutions. Michael Williams can be reached at
MWilliams@NacsEscrow.com
Frank J. Lalumiere is director of the U.S. Small Business Administration Surety Bond Guarantee Program. He began his
Government career in 1978 at the Defense Contract Management Command, Defense Logistics Agency. Prior to assuming his
present position at Headquarters SBA in September 2005, he served in a number of operational and staff positions, including
Deputy Associate Administrator for Government Contracting & Business Development with SBA, and Chairperson of the Defense
Acquisition Regulatory Council Subcommittee on Contract Administration, and Executive Director for Major Program Support at
the Defense Contract Management Agency. Frank Lalumiere can be reached at Frank.Lalumiere@sba.gov
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Surety Bond Guarantee Program
Frank J. Lalumiere
7 December 2012
FY 2012Most productive year since 1998…
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FY 2012• More bonds and larger contracts
• More small businesses and 5 new surety
companies
• 31% increase in bond producers
• New “Quick App”
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FY 2012 at a glance• 9,500 bonds - 10% increase
• $4 billion in contract value
• 1,125 small businesses - 26% increase
• 21 participating surety companies
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New Surety Participants
FCCI Insurance Company, Sarasota, FL
Indemnity Company of California, Irwine, CA
Developers Surety and Indemnity Company, Irwine, CA
Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company, Bala Cynwyd, CA
Westchester Fire Insurance Company, Philadelphia, PA
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Participating Surety Companies
Prior Approval:
Aegis Security Insurance Company
American Contractors Indemnity Company
American Safety Casualty Insurance Company
Bankers Insurance Company
Berkley Regional Insurance Company
Contractors Bonding & Insurance Company
Developers Surety and Indemnity Company
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Participating Surety Companies
Prior Approval:
FCCI Insurance Company
First Net Insurance Company
Great American Insurance Company of New York
Indemnity Company of California
Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company
The Guarantee Company of North America USA
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Participating Surety Companies
Prior Approval:
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
West Bend Mutual Insurance Company
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Participating Surety Companies
Preferred:
CNA: Western Surety Company
Great American Insurance Company
SureTec Insurance Company
Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America
U. S. Specialty Insurance Company
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Key Performance Measures
• Prior Approval Application cycle time – 2 days
• Claims cycle time – 6 days
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Quick Bond App
• Used for Initial Contract Amounts of $250,000 or less
• Combines two forms
• SBA Form 990 – Guarantee Agreement
• SBA Form 994 – Application for Guarantee Assistance
• Required Forms
• SBA Form 912
• General Indemnity Agreement
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Quick Bond App, Continued
• Not Required
• Business Financial Statements
• IRS Tax Returns
• Personal Financial Statement
• Letters of Reference
• Credit References/Bank
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Quick Bond App, Continued
• Exclusions Apply
• Previous default
• Work on project has started
• Warranty/Maintenance period exceeds 12 months
• Liquidated damages exceeds $250 per day
• Contract involves asbestos abatement, hazardous waste
removal, demolition, or timber sales
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FY 13 Goals
• Continued growth – bonds
– small businesses
• Refinements to Quick App
• More surety companies/more bond producers
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SBA Headquarters
www.sba.gov/osg
Frank Lalumiere
Director, OSG
409 3rd Street S.W.
Washington, D.C.
20416
(202) 205-6540
(202) 401-8275
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