In the construction industry, trust and credibility are paramount. One crucial document that helps establish this trust is the Certificate of Insurance (COI). This document not only serves as proof of insurance coverage but also plays a vital role in the bidding process and overall compliance. In this blog, we will delve into the significance of certificates of insurance for contractors, what they should provide, and how these certificates impact project bidding and compliance.
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