Bid bond or tender bond
A bid bond is issued to ensure that the exporter submits realistic bids under the tender process and to protect the importer for any loss that might occur if the exporter fails to sign the contract. A bid bond also assures the importer that the exporter will comply with the terms of the contract in the event that the tender is accepted. Bid bonds are usually issued for 2% to 5% of the tender amount.

See a sample bid bond (demand type).

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