Crum & Forster has launched its Admitted Construction Wrap-up Insurance Product, a Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP) designed to help general contractors simplify insurance administration, maintain consistent coverage across enrolled subcontractors and improve project-level risk management. The product combines workers’ compensation and general liability coverage and is available for single-site or rolling projects.
Key Overview
- C&F’s new product is structured as a Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP).
- It combines workers’ compensation and general liability coverage.
- The product provides uniform coverage and limits for enrolled contractors and subcontractors.
- It is available on a single-site or rolling project basis.
- Target projects include healthcare, higher education, infrastructure, data centers, manufacturing and pharmaceutical developments.
- The offering includes loss prevention, claims handling and return-to-work support.
Crum & Forster Expands Construction Insurance Offering
Crum & Forster (C&F) has announced the launch of its Admitted Construction Wrap-up Insurance Product, an insurance solution designed to help general contractors reduce administrative complexity and maintain consistent coverage across enrolled subcontractors on large construction projects.
Structured as a Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP), the product combines workers’ compensation and general liability into one coordinated insurance solution.
As construction projects become larger and more complex, wrap-up products can help general contractors address coverage inconsistencies, simplify administration and support coordinated risk control.
With the launch, C&F is expanding its construction capabilities for larger commercial development projects.
These include healthcare, higher education, general building and infrastructure, technology, data center and warehouse, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical projects.
The product is designed to give general contractors greater oversight of insurance coverage and claims management across the job site.
Coordinated Coverage and Risk Management
The Admitted Construction Wrap-up Insurance Product provides coordinated workers’ compensation and general liability coverage for enrolled contractors and subcontractors.
It also provides uniform coverage and limits for enrolled participants, helping general contractors manage insurance coverage across a project through a coordinated structure.
Douglas Cauti, Assistant Vice President, Wrap-Up and Project Leader at Crum & Forster, said construction wrap-ups are an important tool for helping general contractors manage complex projects more effectively.
“With our new Admitted Construction Wrap-up Insurance Product, C&F is combining coordinated coverage with specialized construction expertise, proactive risk management support and the financial strength our distribution partners and clients expect,” Cauti said.
Available for Single-Site and Rolling Projects
C&F’s product is available on a single-site or rolling project basis.
The offering is backed by a dedicated team covering construction underwriting, risk engineering, claims, administration and program stewardship.
According to C&F, the product gives retail agents and general contractors access to proactive risk management support, claims expertise, flexible collateral options and the financial strength of the specialty insurer.
The offering also highlights C&F’s growing capabilities in the construction market.
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Loss Prevention and Claims Support
A key feature of the product is comprehensive loss prevention support, designed to help general contractors and project teams avoid, reduce or mitigate hazards that can arise across construction sites. This proactive approach is intended to strengthen risk management throughout the project and provide contractors with greater oversight of potential job-site risks.
The program also includes proactive claims handling, managed care, disability management and return-to-work programs. These services are designed to support the management of workplace-related claims while helping coordinate the different aspects of claims and employee support.
By bringing these capabilities together with workers’ compensation and general liability coverage, C&F aims to provide a more coordinated approach to insurance and risk management for large construction projects. The product is supported by dedicated construction underwriting, risk engineering, claims, administration and program stewardship professionals.
Clients can also access additional construction-related solutions, including builders’ risk and subcontractor default insurance capabilities. These offerings complement the wrap-up structure and provide access to broader construction insurance capabilities through C&F.
Outlook
C&F’s Admitted Construction Wrap-up Insurance Product expands its insurance offering for larger commercial construction projects and is designed to address some of the administrative and coverage challenges associated with complex developments. The CCIP structure brings workers’ compensation and general liability together while providing uniform coverage and limits for enrolled contractors and subcontractors.
The product is available on both a single-site and rolling project basis, giving general contractors flexibility in how they use the coverage across projects. It is backed by capabilities spanning construction underwriting, risk engineering, claims, administration and program stewardship.
With its focus on coordinated coverage, loss prevention, claims management and additional construction-related insurance solutions, the offering gives retail agents and general contractors access to a broader set of risk management and insurance capabilities for large commercial construction projects.
FAQs
1. What is Crum & Forster’s Admitted Construction Wrap-up Insurance Product?
It is a Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP) that combines workers’ compensation and general liability coverage into one coordinated insurance solution for large construction projects.
2. What does the product’s loss prevention support provide?
The product provides comprehensive loss prevention support designed to help construction teams avoid, reduce or mitigate job-site hazards and strengthen project-level risk management.
3. What types of construction projects does the product support?
The product is designed for larger commercial projects, including healthcare, higher education, general building and infrastructure, technology, data centers and warehouses, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical projects.
4. What additional construction insurance solutions are available?
In addition to workers’ compensation and general liability, clients can access builders’ risk and subcontractor default insurance capabilities, along with claims handling, managed care, disability management and return-to-work programs.
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