(201) 252-3060
aspina@acsbonding.com
One International Blvd, Suite 405, Mahwah, New Jersey 07495, United States
Anthony Spina, Executive Vice-President
Atlantic Coast Surety was originally established in 1992 by two of the largest transportation insurance agencies (The Capacity Group and P.A. Post Agency) both with main headquarters located in Northern NJ to handle their specialty surety bond needs. After much success, in 1997 they decided to bring in leadership with a broader knowledge of the surety world to run their agency. 20+ years later, ACS has grown from its specialty roots to a national wholesaler that can handle most any bond regardless of nature, location or size.
ACS is recognized as a leader in the Pupil Transportation Surety. We offer coverage in all states and have in-house authority that allow us to meet the contractors needs quickly and efficiently. Transportation Bonds include Bid/Consent, Performance and Matron.
Developers frequently need surety bonds to serve as performance guarantees for subdivision projects. Developers start the subdivision process by filing maps with the proposed configuration of the project including public improvements necessary to serve the project. Subdivision Bonds guarantee public improvements required to serve the project and include Deposit, Road Opening, Street Obstruction, and Utility.
Commercial Fidelity Bonds protect you from dishonest acts and provide a guarantee that the bonded employee or public official will handle their financial and property transactions honestly. Commercial Fidelity Bonds include License and Permit, Lost Instrument, Employee Dishonesty, Third Party Employee Dishonesty, ERISA, Fuel Tax, Used Motor Vehicle Dealers, Public Officials, Tax Collectors, Patient Trust Fund, Custom’s, Auctioneer’s, and others.
Court Bonds protect parties in the legal system. A Court Bond guarantees that a fiduciary will execute his or her duties as ordered by the court in the role of an Administrator, Appeal, Executor, Guardian, or Trustee bond. Court Bonds may also be required of parties in a lawsuit who are trying to obtain remedies that the law allows only upon posting a bond. Court Bonds protect a party in litigation from possible loss if the court grants a privilege to the other party.
Court Bonds include Probate, Executors, Administrators, Guardians, Trustees, Plaintiff, Appeal, and Supersedeas.
