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AIA Revises Insurance and Bonds Requirements: Construction Contractors Must Be Aware of 2017 Changes to AIA Contract Documents

The latest set of revisions to A201–2017 and the new Insurance and bonds exhibit make it easier for contractors to identify what is available and to select insurance for their project. Learn more about the changes here.
By Michael B. Bomba
April 19, 2017
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by Michael B. Bomba
Michael B. Bomba, Esq. is Director and Counsel on the AIA Contract Documents team at the American Institute of Architects, Washington, D.C. Michael works actively in the creation and revision of AIA Contract Documents.

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