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Legal and Regulatory
Overview of Bonding Regulations for Contractors in 2017
New U.S. bonding regulations may signify a trend toward better regulation of the construction industry through surety bonds. Bonds are also an option for providing financial security on projects.
By Todd Bryant
November 6, 2017
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by Todd Bryant
Todd Bryant is the president and founder of Bryant Surety Bonds. He is a surety bonds expert with years of experience in helping contractors get bonded and start their business.
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