What a GC or roofer's 'additional insured' bid requirement actually needs
An owner or GC's insurance exhibit asking for additional insured status usually means two different endorsements with two different durations, not one line item.
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Every submission gets matched internally against the carrier relationships most likely to write it — not shopped blind into a dozen inboxes.
A slow market costs you the account. Matched submissions move straight to underwriting, and you're kept posted, even when the answer is no.
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An owner or GC's insurance exhibit asking for additional insured status usually means two different endorsements with two different durations, not one line item.
California contractor pollution liability is a work-scope and contract question, not a blanket licence requirement. Map the job, materials and insurance exhibit first.
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